Ciara O’Sullivan: I’m captaining a team of Rebel leaders

Ladies Football: In 2006, Ciara O’Sullivan sat in the stands in Croke Park watching Geraldine O’Flynn kick the winning point against Armagh to see Cork retain the Brendan Martin Cup.

Sat, 07 Feb, 2015 - 00:00
Mary White

She knew then that playing for the seniors was a must, and soon Eamonn Ryan came calling. Now 24, the Deloitte employee has been involved for seven years, with last season by far her best under captain Briege Corkery.

A first Cork senior club championship medal with Mourneabbey, a first Munster title, a Division 1 league title, a second All Star, and MVP awards in the Munster Championship final and All-Ireland semi-final, paints the picture.

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