Down Camogs Falter In All-Ireland Semi-Final

The U18 and U23 Down camogs suffered defeats over the weekend but are congratulated for getting to All-Ireland semi-final stages

There was double disappointment for Down camogs at the weekend.

The U23s lost to Antrim on Friday evening in Dunsilly. On an evening when the weather made play very challenging, Antrim made the best of the difficult conditions, pulling away to win on a scoreline of 4-8 to 0-4.

Action in the match between the Down and Antrim U23 camogs. (Photo by John McIlwaine.)

Next up for Down U23s is a home game against Clare on Sunday 19th April.

And there was disappointment too for the U18s who lost their All-Ireland semi-final on Sunday against Armagh

The Orchard County girls scored a goal at a critical point in each half in a very tight affair, with a final score of Armagh 2-10 Down 0-8.

The Down U18 camogs who were between by Armagh in the All-Ireland semi-final.

The Down girls can be very proud of their achievement in getting to an All-Ireland semi-final and the talent they displayed along the way.

Also, Down Camogie enjoyed a fantastic day out at their recent Down Classic Golf event. A huge thanks to the sponsors who helped make it such a successful event.

Lady winners at the Down Golf event in support of the Camogie players.

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