Méabh Cahalane bidding to uphold family honour: 'You’d be delighted to see them doing well'

Cahalane's involvement at Croke Park brings to five the number of All-Ireland finals contested by members of the Cahalane family over the past two and a half months

Cork’s Méabh Cahalane breaks away from Kilkenny’s Grace Walsh and Mary O’Connell in the semi-final. She is set to become one of five Cahalane siblings set to contest an All-Ireland this season. Picture: Piaras Ó Mídheach

Barring a replay, Sunday will bring the curtain down on the busiest of summers for the Cahalane siblings in red.

Lining out at corner-back on the Cork camogie team in this weekend’s All-Ireland decider will be Méabh Cahalane, her involvement at Croke Park bringing to five the number of All-Ireland finals contested by members of the Cahalane family over the past two and a half months.