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Kildare school all set for All-Ireland camogie final
Gaelcholàiste Chill Dara will play St Dominic's of Belfast in the All Ireland Schools Camogie Junior D final. The game will take place in Castleblaney GAA at 1pm this Saturday, March 1.
The Kildare school reached the decider after a thrilling 3-9 to 2-10 win over Tramore Secondary School in Kerdiffstown Park. The star performer for Gaelcholàiste Chill Dara that day was Aoibhín Ní Dhubhshláine, who registered an astounding 3-4 of her side's total.
This All-Ireland final represents a first for both school's and will be a historic victory for whoever comes out on top in this huge game.
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