Wexford rounded off a remarkable three-year run at Croke Park yesterday, leaving us in no doubt that they are the greatest team of the modern era.

The good times have been rolling for over a decade for quite a few of Wexford’s camogie stock, But rather than all the success satisfying their appetites, star centre-back Mary Leacy says it only serves to sharpen their focus to sustain the run.

Leaving Nowlan Park on Saturday, the chat quickly turned to the All-Ireland final on September 16.

Two late goals from super sub Noreen Flanagan snatched victory for Tipperary over Kilkenny in a thrilling All-Ireland senior camogie championship tie at Nowlan Park.

Two late goals from super sub Noreen Flanagan snatched victory for Tipperary over Kilkenny in a thrilling All-Ireland senior camogie championship tie at Nowlan Park.

Catherine Doherty is in her 13th season of inter-county camogie but the Kilkenny captain retains the same enthusiasm despite still pursuing an elusive senior All-Ireland.

Wexford maintained their good start to the All-Ireland senior championship and gained some measure of revenge for their league final defeat by overcoming Cork 0-14 to 0-9 in their second round tie at Bellefield.

Leinster strolled to a comfortable victory over Munster in Trim to claim the Gael Linn senior interprovincial camogie title on a 0-21 to 1-8 scoreline.

Cork marked their return to the big time with a deserved victory to scupper Wexford’s four-in-a-row Camogie League Division 1 title bid at Semple Stadium.

Cork 1-8 Wexford 0-9

The Camogie League Division 1 semi-finals take place over the weekend, with last year’s runners-up Galway challenging Cork today in Sixmilebridge, while the four-in-a-row-chasing Wexford play Kilkenny at Carriganore.

WEXFORD set up a repeat of last year’s All-Ireland final as they put Cork to the sword, 2-11 to 1-9, at Nowlan Park on Saturday.

WEXFORD survived a strong Galway test to claim a third successive Division One title at Semple Stadium yesterday.

All-Ireland champions Wexford lead the way in this year's Camogie All Stars team with eight players named in the side. Beaten finalists Galway take five positions, while Kilkenny and Cork share one a piece.

FOR THE most part the sun shone on what was an historic day for camogie at Croke Park yesterday, a memorable one for Wexford but another harrowing experience for Galway.

Wexford 1-12 Galway 1-10

WEXFORD put their recent history of agonising semi-final defeats behind them with a commanding second-half performance to book a berth in the Gala All-Ireland senior camogie final in front of 3,082 people at Nowlan Park.

Gala All-Ireland camogie champions Cork dominate the nominations for this year’s Camogie All Stars with nine players in contention for awards.

All-Ireland champions Wexford, with five winners, topped the list of awards winners at the Energise Sport Camogie All Stars in association with O’Neills, which took place tonight at the Citywest Hotel in Dublin.

Gala All-Ireland champions Wexford dominate the nominations for this year’s Energise Sport Camogie All-Stars with 11 in contention for awards.

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A total of 37 players have been nominated for the 2005 Camogie All-Star awards.

Wexford 2-13 Cork 1-13