'That's the aim': Kilkenny out to end Cork and Galway's All-Ireland camogie dominance says Aoife Norris

Kilkenny could only spectate as the game’s profile became exclusively centralised on two counties they once stood equal with.

FINAL AIM: Kilkenny’s Aoife Norris pictured ahead of the 2026 Glen Dimplex All-Ireland Camogie Championship Semi-Final double header. Pic: ©INPHO/James Crombie.

It used to be Cork, Galway, and Kilkenny. The Camogie conversation was three-strong. O’Duffy’s list of annual contenders was three-strong.

They were inseparable. They were almost collegiate in how they rotated and shared the top step.