Camogie Association targets record-breaking 50,000 All-Ireland final attendance

Last August’s 30,191-strong crowd that watched Cork annihilate Waterford was the first time an All-Ireland camogie final attendance had broken the 25,000 and 30,000 barriers.
GROWING NUMBERS: Cyril "The Bird" Kavanagh, Shane "D Warrior" Murphy, Dominic Lyons, Tom "D Bomber" Roche lead the Cork fans to Croke Park arriving at Croke Park for the All-Ireland camogie final between Cork and Waterford last year.

GROWING NUMBERS: Cyril "The Bird" Kavanagh, Shane "D Warrior" Murphy, Dominic Lyons, Tom "D Bomber" Roche lead the Cork fans to Croke Park arriving at Croke Park for the All-Ireland camogie final between Cork and Waterford last year.

A record-breaking All-Ireland final attendance of 50,000 spectators is among the headline targets from the Camogie Association’s 2024-26 Strategic Plan launched Thursday lunchtime.

Last August’s 30,191-strong crowd that watched Cork annihilate Waterford was the first time an All-Ireland camogie final attendance had broken the 25,000 and 30,000 barriers. It followed on from a record-breaking All-Ireland semi-final double-header where 7,250 came through the turnstiles at UPMC Nowlan Park.

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