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Ballinora retain senior status as Glen Rovers condemned to camogie relegation

Rachel Murphy starred for the winners as she hit 1-7 over the hour

Ballinora's Rachel Murphy. Picture; Eddie O'Hare

Sat, 19 Sep, 2026 - 18:29

Rory Noonan

Cork camogie relegation playoff: Ballinora 2-14 Glen Rovers 1-13

Delight for Ballinora as they defeated Glen Rovers in the SE Systems Cork senior camogie relegation playoff at Ballinora on Saturday.

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