Seán Power: 'We don't get into many All-Irelands in Waterford'

They have the opportunity to do some more good stuff on Sunday week when they face Cork in the county’s first All-Ireland final appearance in 78 years

HISTORY-MAKERS: Waterford's Onelia Whelan celebrates after the final whistle. Pic: INPHO/Ben Brady

Waterford manager Seán Power spoke of role models and of leaving a legacy.

These breakthrough Waterford women have no silverware won yet, but by dint of their endeavours on Saturday afternoon and the giant step forward they have taken for camogie in the county, they’ve already ticked the two boxes Power wants them to tick.