Wexford won the 2012 All-Ireland senior camogie title.Wexford won the 2012 All-Ireland senior camogie title.Wexford won the 2012 All-Ireland senior camogie title.Wexford won the 2012 All-Ireland senior camogie title.Wexford won the 2012 All-Ireland senior camogie title.Wexford won the 2012 All-Ireland senior camogie title.Wexford won the 2012 All-Ireland senior camogie title.Wexford won the 2012 All-Ireland senior camogie title.Wexford won the 2012 All-Ireland senior camogie title.Wexford won the 2012 All-Ireland senior camogie title.Wexford won the 2012 All-Ireland senior camogie title.
Wexford won the All-Ireland Camogie Championship in 2011, beating Galway in the final.Wexford won the All-Ireland Camogie Championship in 2011, beating Galway in the final.Wexford won the All-Ireland Camogie Championship in 2011, beating Galway in the final.Wexford won the All-Ireland Camogie Championship in 2011, beating Galway in the final.Wexford won the All-Ireland Camogie Championship in 2011, beating Galway in the final.Wexford won the All-Ireland Camogie Championship in 2011, beating Galway in the final.Wexford won the All-Ireland Camogie Championship in 2011, beating Galway in the final.Wexford won the All-Ireland Camogie Championship in 2011, beating Galway in the final.Wexford won the All-Ireland Camogie Championship in 2011, beating Galway in the final.Wexford won the All-Ireland Camogie Championship in 2011, beating Galway in the final.Wexford won the All-Ireland Camogie Championship in 2011, beating Galway in the final.
One of Ireland's national sports is Hurling. The female equivalent of Hurling is Camogie. So it is a prominent sport in Ireland, much as Hurling is.
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There are twenty professional soccer clubs in Ireland. However, there are many other clubs for amateurs, as well as children.
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There are 15 players on a camogie team.
There are a huge number of Hurling teams in Ireland. There are over 2500 GAA (Gaelic Athletic Association) clubs in Ireland. Many of these clubs have multiple hurling teams, for different age categories and levels of ability. There are teams for both men and women. The game played by women, has some different rules than that played by men, and it is officially called Camogie. Each team consists of 15 players and for any individual team there would be many others trying to get on a team. So the amount of people playing hurling in Ireland is in the hundreds of thousands.
St.ciallians won the camogie all Ireland :)
Gaelic Football is played at many different age categories. There is also clubs, schools and colleges competitions. There are competitions within counties, within provinces and All-Ireland competitions. All have their main competitions, principally their All-Ireland Final. The biggest of all the competitions, and Ireland's main sporting competition, is the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship. It features the county teams of senior players, who are normally all over 18, although there is also an under 21 competition. The All-Ireland Senior Football Championship runs from May to September each year. As part of the All-Ireland Championship, each of Ireland's 4 provinces has its own championship. The second biggest competition is the League, which finishes in late April or early May, before the championship starts.
Oulart-The-Ballagh of Wexford play Mullagh of Galway in the All-Ireland Camogie Senior Club Final 2015 on the 1st of March 2015 in Croke Park.
Dublin is the largest city in Ireland. There are loads of teams in all sorts of sports in Dublin, far too many to mention in full. They would include Gaelic Football teams, Hurling teams, soccer teams, rugby teams, camogie teams and many, many other teams.Dublin is the largest city in Ireland. There are loads of teams in all sorts of sports in Dublin, far too many to mention in full. They would include Gaelic Football teams, Hurling teams, soccer teams, rugby teams, camogie teams and many, many other teams.Dublin is the largest city in Ireland. There are loads of teams in all sorts of sports in Dublin, far too many to mention in full. They would include Gaelic Football teams, Hurling teams, soccer teams, rugby teams, camogie teams and many, many other teams.Dublin is the largest city in Ireland. There are loads of teams in all sorts of sports in Dublin, far too many to mention in full. They would include Gaelic Football teams, Hurling teams, soccer teams, rugby teams, camogie teams and many, many other teams.Dublin is the largest city in Ireland. There are loads of teams in all sorts of sports in Dublin, far too many to mention in full. They would include Gaelic Football teams, Hurling teams, soccer teams, rugby teams, camogie teams and many, many other teams.Dublin is the largest city in Ireland. There are loads of teams in all sorts of sports in Dublin, far too many to mention in full. They would include Gaelic Football teams, Hurling teams, soccer teams, rugby teams, camogie teams and many, many other teams.Dublin is the largest city in Ireland. There are loads of teams in all sorts of sports in Dublin, far too many to mention in full. They would include Gaelic Football teams, Hurling teams, soccer teams, rugby teams, camogie teams and many, many other teams.Dublin is the largest city in Ireland. There are loads of teams in all sorts of sports in Dublin, far too many to mention in full. They would include Gaelic Football teams, Hurling teams, soccer teams, rugby teams, camogie teams and many, many other teams.Dublin is the largest city in Ireland. There are loads of teams in all sorts of sports in Dublin, far too many to mention in full. They would include Gaelic Football teams, Hurling teams, soccer teams, rugby teams, camogie teams and many, many other teams.Dublin is the largest city in Ireland. There are loads of teams in all sorts of sports in Dublin, far too many to mention in full. They would include Gaelic Football teams, Hurling teams, soccer teams, rugby teams, camogie teams and many, many other teams.Dublin is the largest city in Ireland. There are loads of teams in all sorts of sports in Dublin, far too many to mention in full. They would include Gaelic Football teams, Hurling teams, soccer teams, rugby teams, camogie teams and many, many other teams.