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Kilkenny minor camogie manager Mike Wall – “Our performance yesterday was the most professional I’ve ever seen”

The Kilkenny manager was speaking after his side were crowned All Ireland champions.

Stephen Byrne by Stephen Byrne
Monday 6 September, 2021
in Camogie
Reading Time: 1 min read
Major Minors: Two goal Kilkenny see off Cork in Limerick to claim All-Ireland minor camogie crown for 2021

Cork’s Meadbh Ring with Sontae Jackson and Niamh Phelan of Kilkenny Mandatory Credit ©INPHO/Brian Reilly-Troy

Kilkenny minor camogie manager Mike Wall says their performance yesterday was the most professional he’s ever seen.

The cats were crowned All-Ireland champions on Sunday evening beating Cork 2-12 to 0-12 at the LIT Gaelic Grounds in Limerick.

Kilkenny manager Michael Wall. ©INPHO/Brian Reilly-Troy

Mike said their attitude during the game was incredible.

“To win an All Ireland is fantastic but to win it like that is just (amazing)” said Mike.

“We knew that performance was in us, I thought it was the most round professional performance I’ve ever seen, Clare Doheny summed us up near the end, chasing from her own 45 up to the 20-yard line to put in a hook, you know, amazing, and win possession, they were all fantastic from Ellie in the goals to Sarah O ‘Donnell, they are an incredible incredible bunch,”.

Cork’s Meadbh Ring and Niamh Phelan of Kilkenny
Mandatory Credit ©INPHO/Brian Reilly-Troy

Player Niamh Phelan spoke to us after the game and said Cork was a very difficult opponent.

“Ohhh it was such a tough game, we knew going into it that Cork was going to be so tough, but luckily we came out on top, we had to bring our A-game and that’s what we did,” said Niamh.

“We put over the points when we needed them and then got the goals at the crucial times,” she added.

Kilkenny co-captains Niamh Phelan and Sarah O’Donnell give their speech
Mandatory Credit ©INPHO/Brian Reilly-Troy

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