O'Moore's Camogie Club set for Royal encounter in Leinster final
Dermot McGill's side vying for Leinster glory
O'Moore's Camogie Club will go in search of Leinster Club glory this weekend as they prepare to face Meath Senior Camogie champions Na Fianna in Carlow's Netwatch Cullen Park.
The Laois side which covers a large part of northern Laois have had good wins in their Leinster campaign so far. They were responsible for disposing of the Kilkenny champions Rower-Inistioge in a titanic battle played in Graiguenamanagh. Their quarter-final victory also came against strong opposition as they eased past the challenge of St Vincent's from Dublin on a scoreline of 4-22 to 1-4.
Sunday's opponents from Enfield in County Meath come into the game full of confidence and hoping to complete a Leinster Club Championship double having won the Leinster Intermediate Football Championship against Shelmaliers in last week's decider. Nine players start for both the football and Camogie teams with the Meath side having beaten Naas of Kildare and Myshall of Carlow in the last two rounds.
This should be a great battle on Sunday with Kerrie Cole being a dangerous player and one for O'Moore's to keep their eyes on while the Laois side have plenty of quality all over the pitch. Laura Marie Maher, Mary Keating and Lucy Conroy have been immense for Dermot McGill's side all year.