Rebels are still to peak says skipper

Team captain and corner-back Joanne O'Callaghan feels Cork have yet to hit top gear in this season's Gala All-Ireland Senior Camogie Championship.

Tue, 05 Sep, 2006 - 20:45

Team captain and corner-back Joanne O'Callaghan feels Cork have yet to hit top gear in this season's Gala All-Ireland Senior Camogie Championship.

A former Munster hockey player, O'Callaghan will have the perfect chance to prove her point when she lead the Rebels out for Sunday's final against old foes Tipperary.

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Courts Gaa Heathrow Place: Croke Park Person: Joanne O'Callaghan Person: O'Callaghan Event: Gala All-Ireland Senior Camogie Championship Event: Munster Event: National league Organisation: Rebels Organisation: Cork Organisation: Leesiders'Organisation: Dublin Organisation: Tipp Organisation: Premier County Organisation: Kilkenny Organisation: Galway

<p>COMING HOME? Kieran Donaghy recently stepped away from 2024 All-Ireland SFC champions Armagh after five years as forwards coach. Picture: Seb Daly/Sportsfile</p>

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