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Camogie
Dicksboro have been crowned Leinster Champions after a thrilling victory over St Vincents at Netwatch Cullen Park yesterday. Vincents went into the game as reigning champions but Dicksboro didnt let that phase them. Level at the break at 0-5 each it was a bruising first half with little been given as both sets of backs were immense.
Vincents got a goal and a point within five minutes of the restart but Dicksboro never panicked and kept chipping away at that lead and got seven points in a row to leave them in the lead and a lead that they wouldnt relenquish. For the first time in their history they had won the AIB Leinster senior club final 0-12 to 1-7, Amy clifford picked up the player of the match award after the game before her sister Jenny was presented with the cup. Dicksboro will now progress to the All-Ireland semi-final on December 2nd.
GAA
Naomh Eoin are the Carlow Under 20 hurling champions following a 1-12 to 1-08 victory over Mount Leinster Rangers in yesterday’s final.
The B decider between Burren Rangers and Carlow Town Hurling Club preceded that game with Carlow Town Hurling Club coming out on top on a scoreline of 3-09 to 1-07.
Meanwhile, Thomastown and Dicksboro advanced to the Under 21 A championship semi-finals. Thomastown beat Mooncoin 3-11 to 2-12 in a thriling game while Dicksboro beat O Loughlin Gaels 0-17 to 0-11
Athletics
Kilkenny City Harriers claimed the senior men’s team title and the women’s Under 20 team title at yesterday’s 123.ie National Cross Country Championshps.
Rugby
Leinster are holding a training session in Kilkenny College at quarter to 2 today
