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Kilkenny secured their eighth Electric Ireland All-Minor Camogie title on Sunday, beating Cork 3-8 to 0-8 in the showpiece event in UPMC Nowlan Park.
The Noresiders were ruthless in front of goal when provided with major opportunities and were deserved victors as a result. - MATCH REPORT HERE
Sadhbh Shefflin and Taylor Aylward both featured on the day, with Sadbh, the daughter of Henry, making a late appearance in the second half and scoring the county's final winning point, emulating what her dad did many times on the hurling field with Shamrocks Ballyhale and Kilkenny.
FOR MORE KILKENNY GAA NEWS, CLICK HERE
"I'm delighted, I'm just happy I got on and contributed," Sadhbh commented after the match.
"(Those last few minutes) were just amazing, I just wanted to do what I could and when I got the ball just power on."
Full interview on the Kilkenny People Sport Podcast very soon!
The last puck of the All-Ireland minor A camogie final today.
— Balls.ie (@ballsdotie) April 27, 2025
Sadhbh Shefflin - daughter of Henry, also a wearer of a green helmet - with a fantastic score.
That same trademark Shefflin shooting style. It's amazing to see.#ThisIsMajor pic.twitter.com/oW9tMJLtD1
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