Love-Lee hurling for Cork's camogie champs as they row currachs into the city with O'Duffy Cup

Several members of the squad, including Hannah Looney, Molly Lynch, Meabh Cahalane, Orlaith Cahalane, and Saoirse McCarthy, boarded the traditional Irish rowing boats on the Marina

Cork senior camogie player Amy Lee making her way up the River Lee in a currach. Picture: David Keane

It wasn't all plain sailing for Cork’s senior camogie team on their way to their second All Ireland title in a row last Sunday but it was flat calm on the Lee last night as some of the players rowed the O’Duffy Cup into the city — in currachs.

Several members of the squad, including Hannah Looney Amy Lee, Molly Lynch, Meabh Cahalane, Orlaith Cahalane and Saoirse McCarthy, boarded the traditional Irish rowing boats on the Marina on Wednesday, and rowed the flotilla up the northern channel of the Lee right into the heart of the city centre, as crowds applauded from the banks of the Lee.