Cahalane sisters looking to steer Barrs to first camogie All-Ireland title

All four Cahalane sisters were on the field at full-time in Ashbourne. Centre-back Méabh, who turned 30 on Thursday, is the eldest. Fellow half-back Gráinne is 26, Orlaith we’ve covered, while the youngest Kate, an extra-time sub two weeks ago, is 18.
Cahalane sisters looking to steer Barrs to first camogie All-Ireland title

SISTERS IN ARMS: Sisters Kate, Orlaith and Meabh Cahalane of St Finbarrs. Picture: Larry Cummins ECHO SPORT

There was not a shred of doubt. Spectating from defence, Méabh Cahalane privately forecast the outcome. The younger sister did not disappoint.

The All-Ireland semi-final was 93 minutes old. The second period of extra, extra-time was drawing to a close. Light was fading in Ashbourne. The Barrs found themselves behind by the minimum.

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