Laura Treacy hangs up her boots from Cork camogie

In a post on social media issued Saturday afternoon, the Gaelic Players Association (GPA) paid tribute to the Cork star on her leadership both on and off the pitch.

Sat, 10 Jan, 2026 - 14:58

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Cork camogie star Laura Treacy has hung up her boots from intercounty following a 14 year career.

The Killeagh defender won six All-Ireland titles and has four All-Stars for the Rebels. She started her intercounty career in 2012 with a Paudie Murray introduction and she progressed to full back following the retirement of Anna Geary. She blossomed into a ball-playing, creative centre-back with great game knowledge to cut off potential danger with sublime positioning and movement and also the necessary ruggedness in the collision zone to force turnovers. She overcame a 10cm hamstring tear to return back to her best on the pitch.

In a post on social media issued Saturday afternoon, the Gaelic Players Association (GPA) paid tribute to the Cork star on her leadership both on and off the pitch.

RETIREMENT: Laura Treacy, left, and Fiona Keating of Cork celebrate after the Glen Dimplex Camogie All-Ireland Senior Camogie Championship final. pICTURE: Piaras Ó Mídheach/Sportsfile

"She did it all! Congratulations to Laura Treacy on an amazing career with Cork camogie. 14 years outstanding service, 6 All-Irelands, 4 All-Stars among the many accolades for Laura’s performance on the field.

"This was only surpassed by Laura’s leadership, reliability and advocacy on behalf of her fellow players. A brilliant team rep and a leading voice in championing improved standards in recent years.

"Laura has left a lasting impact on the game and all her teammates. THANK YOU for everything Laura & best wishes for all that comes next!"