Kilkenny get more Camogie All-Star nominations than champions Cork

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Kilkenny get more Camogie All-Star nominations than champions Cork
Wed, 03 Oct, 2018 - 17:53
Stephen Barry

All-Ireland camogie champions Cork have received fewer All-Star nominations than their defeated rivals Kilkenny.

The Rebels, who won a record 28th title this year by the narrowest of margins, received 12 nominations, including three in midfield; Gemma O’Connor, chasing her 11th All-Star, Julia White and Libby Coppinger.

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