'The young girls coming in are bringing a fearlessness and energy with them and they are driving us all on'

Two of the Tipp side that won a Munster senior camogie championship on Saturday were survivors from the team that last won the title in 2010.
'The young girls coming in are bringing a fearlessness and energy with them and they are driving us all on'

HAIR TODAY: The Tipperary joint captains Clodagh Quirke, left, and Karen Kennedy adjust their hair before collecting the cup after the Munster Senior Camogie Championship Final. Picture: Ray McManus/Sportsfile

Today’s Munster senior camogie championship win was extra-special for two of Tipperary’s longest-serving camogie players Cáit Devane and Mary Ryan. They are survivors from the team that last won the title in 2010.

Devane hit four glorious points from play, while Ryan came off the bench to savour their 1-26 to 1-9 victory over Clare at FBD Semple Stadium. It was as fine a performance from the Premier County as you could wish to see.

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