The finals of the Tyrone Camogie Championships were held in Killyman on Sunday past. Eglish were awarded the title for Tyrone Senior champions as they were the only club entered at senior level and they will play in the Ulster Final on 14 October. Eglish captain Kelley Anne Fay was presented with the senior cup by Tyrone Camogie Board representative Deidre Fitzgerald.
The Intermediate Final was a repeat of last year’s with Derrytresk and Derrylaughan competing for the crown of champions. The game ended with a scoreline of Derrytresk 3-12, Derrylaughan 2-08. Congratulations to both teams for putting on such an excellent game that was played in great spirit. Derrytresk are now rewarded with an Ulster tie in the senior C section of the competition to be played on 23 September against the Cavan champions.
In the Junior Final Éire Óg and Father Shields were hoping to win the title for the first time. Éire Óg were last year beaten finalists and were hungry for success. Father Shields were the ‘new kids on the block’ and looking to show that they had what it took to win the title. In the end the final score went the way of Carrickmore with a scoreline of 3-06 to 2-02. Éire Óg will now play the Antrim champions in the Ulster competition on 23 September.
