Waterford must call on depth of squad

Waterford Manager Seàn Power understands from his vast experience with his club Mount Sion and Waterford that setbacks are part and parcel of sport and prefers to point to the opportunities provided to others as a result.

HIGH STANDARDS: Waterford Manager Seàn Power hoping to make improvements from their game against Offaly. Pic: David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

Waterford hope to build on a first-round victory when they resume their Glen Dimplex All-Ireland Senior Camogie Championship campaign with a trip to Cappamore to take on Limerick this Sunday (2pm).

Last year’s All-Ireland semi-finalists have enjoyed a good start to the year under new manager Seán Power, winning the Very League Division 1B title to earn promotion to the top tier and then beating Cork in the Munster Championship – a first win over the Rebels at the 14th attempt since returning to the senior grade in 2016.