Cavan made a stunning comeback to defeat Kildare 2-12 to 1-9 in the Glen Dimplex All-Ireland Premier Junior Camogie Championship semi-final, securing their place in the final.

The Glen Dimplex All-Ireland Premier Junior Camogie Championship semi-final saw Cavan stage a remarkable comeback against Kildare ultimately winning 2-12 to 1-9. This victory ensures Cavan’s spot in next month’s All-Ireland final, set to take place on August 9.
The match, held at Glenisk O’Connor Park in Tullamore was a testament to Cavan’s resilience. Despite trailing at halftime, they managed to contain Kildare to a single point in the last half-hour, securing a six-point victory.
Cavan’s Resilient Performance
Cavan got off to a strong start with two points from Eimear Brady frees within the first 90 seconds. However, Kildare fought back, with Leah Sutton scoring a crucial goal in the 50th minute. Despite this, Cavan’s determined play and strategic passes, particularly from Shanise Fitzsimons helped them regain control.
The second half saw Cavan’s defense tighten, with players like Aideen CoyleAlannah Tierney and Rebecca Fitzsimons playing pivotal roles. Niamh Keenaghan and Shanise Fitzsimons contributed significantly to the scoreboard, ensuring Cavan’s dominance in the latter stages of the game.
Key Moments and Players
One of the key moments was Hannah Fitzsimons‘s brilliant sideline cut in the fifth minute, which was deflected past Róisín Roche for the opening goal. Róisín O’Keefe also made notable contributions with her accurate frees.
Kildare’s Aoife Stynes and Aoife McDermott put up a strong fight, but Cavan’s The game was marked by strategic plays and exceptional goalkeeping from Emma Mulvaney.
Looking Ahead to the Final
Cavan’s victory sets up an exciting final against Armagh repeating their 2026 decider. Armagh, the Ulster champions have shown impressive form, defeating Roscommon 4-19 to 2-19 in their semi-final. The final promises to be a thrilling showdown between two formidable teams.
As the camogie community looks forward to the final, Cavan’s resilience and strategic play will be crucial in their quest for victory. The match on August 9 is sure to be a highlight of the sporting calendar.
