Camogie

Denis Cahill presents the division 2 cup to Emma Healy from Moate.

Schools camogie teams honour memory of Liz Shaw

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The Moate Community School team. Photo by Thomas Gibbons

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The team from Our Lady's Bower. Photo by Thomas Gibbons

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The Loreto College team. Photo by Thomas Gibbons

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The Kilbeggan team. Photo by Thomas Gibbons

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The Tullamore team. Photo by Thomas Gibbons

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The team from St Finian's College. Photo by Thomas Gibbons

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The Columba College team. Photo by Thomas Gibbons

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The Rochfortbridge team. Photo by Thomas Gibbons

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The Killina team. Photo by Thomas Gibbons

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The Ballymahon team. Photo by Thomas Gibbons

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The Navan team. Photo by Thomas Gibbons

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The Mullingar Community College team. Photo by Thomas Gibbons

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The Castlepollard team. Photo by Thomas Gibbons

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Denis Cahill presenten the division 2 cup to Emma Healy from Moate. Photo by Thomas Gibbons

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Denis Cahill presenten the division 1 cup to Sarah Smith from Killina. Photo by Thomas Gibbons

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The volunteers who helped out on Thursday. Photo by Thomas Gibbons

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Muireann Scally and Nicola Cunneen about to tuck into the chicken curry sponsored by David Smyth Catering. Photo by Thomas Gibbons

Camogie

Published: Sat 4 Oct 2025, 9:00 AM

Last updated: Sat 4 Oct 2025, 10:26 AM

The sun shone brightly in the sky above Joristown Park in Raharney as Camogie teams from schools in the locality gathered together to remember a special lady, Liz Shaw, by doing one of the things she loved to do best. The Annual Liz Cahill Memorial Tournament hosted by St Joseph’s Rochfortbridge in Joristown Park Raharney took place on 25 September and 13 local secondary schools were in attendance on the day, and enjoyed each others company on a beautiful autumn day.

Senior camogie players in St Joseph’s Secondary School assisted Nicki Cunneen and Muireann Scally (teachers in St Joseph's) in organising a great day of fun and camogie that everyone enjoyed. On the day, there was a display of all the characteristics that Liz had in abundance; sporting prowess, determination, camaraderie and fun.

Killina Presentation Secondary School took the honours in the Division 1 competition, while Moate Community School won the division 2 competition.