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Gowran Park proved an ideal venue as Kilkenny GAA and Kilkenny Camogie held their 2025 Poc Fada competitions in gloriously sunny conditions. The event showcased not only strong competition but also a wonderful social atmosphere, with great participation from clubs across the county. In the hurling section Micheal Hoyne (Graigue-Ballycallan) won the adult competition, while there was home pride as Liam Farrell (Young Irelands) claimed the under-16 title. On the camogie front Cara Duggan (Dicksboro) won the adult competition, with Amy O’Shea (Carrickshock) taking the under-16 honours. The Kilkenny contingent will go on to represent the county at the Leinster Poc Fada on Saturday week.
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Gowran Park proved an ideal venue as Kilkenny GAA and Kilkenny Camogie held their 2025 Poc Fada competitions in gloriously sunny conditions. The event showcased not only strong competition but also a wonderful social atmosphere, with great participation from clubs across the county. In the hurling section Micheal Hoyne (Graigue-Ballycallan) won the adult competition, while there was home pride as Liam Farrell (Young Irelands) claimed the under-16 title. On the camogie front Cara Duggan (Dicksboro) won the adult competition, with Amy O’Shea (Carrickshock) taking the under-16 honours. The Kilkenny contingent will go on to represent the county at the Leinster Poc Fada on Saturday week.
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Gowran Park proved an ideal venue as Kilkenny GAA and Kilkenny Camogie held their 2025 Poc Fada competitions in gloriously sunny conditions. The event showcased not only strong competition but also a wonderful social atmosphere, with great participation from clubs across the county. In the hurling section Micheal Hoyne (Graigue-Ballycallan) won the adult competition, while there was home pride as Liam Farrell (Young Irelands) claimed the under-16 title. On the camogie front Cara Duggan (Dicksboro) won the adult competition, with Amy O’Shea (Carrickshock) taking the under-16 honours. The Kilkenny contingent will go on to represent the county at the Leinster Poc Fada on Saturday week.
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Gowran Park proved an ideal venue as Kilkenny GAA and Kilkenny Camogie held their 2025 Poc Fada competitions in gloriously sunny conditions. The event showcased not only strong competition but also a wonderful social atmosphere, with great participation from clubs across the county. In the hurling section Micheal Hoyne (Graigue-Ballycallan) won the adult competition, while there was home pride as Liam Farrell (Young Irelands) claimed the under-16 title. On the camogie front Cara Duggan (Dicksboro) won the adult competition, with Amy O’Shea (Carrickshock) taking the under-16 honours. The Kilkenny contingent will go on to represent the county at the Leinster Poc Fada on Saturday week.