Au pair brings back clash of the ash

AN au pair who learnt to play camogie in Co Cork has started a club in her native Germany.

Au pair brings back clash of the ash
Thu, 24 Jul, 2008 - 01:00

Jenny Doebler started playing camogie with the Sarsfields club in Glanmire, Cork, in April 2007.

Although she’d never picked up a hurley in her life, the 21-year-old has played championship games with Sarsfields and has even completed a coaching course.

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