How a Cork camogie hero is helping a school without PE facilities cope during the pandemic
Cork’s Julia White celebrates scoring the winning point in injury time in the 2017 All-Ireland camogie final. Picture: INPHO/James Crombie
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What happens if a school has no sports facilities, however?
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