Galway’s Sinéad Cahalan wary of dangerous Wexford

Sinéad Cahalan is one of the longer-serving Galway camogie players, having represented her county since minor, and winning an All-Ireland junior medal in 2003 as well as an intermediate medal a year later. 

She picked up her first All-Ireland senior medal in 2013, lining out at wing-back for the maroon and white, and this week the Mullagh lady is getting set for yet another big test. Old foes Wexford stand in the way of Galway’s second All-Ireland camogie final appearance in three years (Saturday, 3.30pm, Nowlan Park).

“Last year proved how difficult it is to win back-to-back titles,” said the primary school teacher. “We came up against a really strong Kilkenny team in the semi-final, but I never remember any semi-final being easy and Wexford will present a major challenge.”