
Teenagers Hazel Horgan and Mia Smith, who were both part of Limerick’s historic All-Ireland U16 success two years ago were both among the scorers for Newcastle West
A RAMPANT Newcastle West marched back to the senior camogie championship final with a resounding 3-17 to 1-8 victory over a plucky Adare side.
For most of the rest of the hour, it was the defending champions’ forwards who shone brightest.
Teenagers Hazel Horgan and Mia Smith, who were both part of Limerick’s historic All-Ireland U16 success two years ago were both among the scorers.
Horgan helped herself to 1-2, with Grace Kelly and Eabha Collins also raising green flags for the four-in-a-row chasing Magpies.
Limerick captain Rebecca Delee, who has had a tough year with injuries, continued her return to top form, top-scoring with 0-8 to add to the seven points she got against Monaleen in the last game of the group.
Despite playing second fiddle throughout the afternoon, Adare through Costello got a fortuitous goal on the stroke of half-time to reduce the gap to six points at the change of ends.
But the champions responded with Kayleigh Hurley and Horgan getting early second half scores.
They added two goals later in the game to ensure a comfortable 15-point victory.
SCORERS – NEWCASTLE WEST: Rebecca Delee 0-8; Hazel Horgan 1-2; Grace Kelly and Eabha Collins 1-0 each; Kayleigh Hurley and Ella Whelan 0-2 each; Deborah Murphy, Karen O Leary and Mia Smith 0-1 each.
NEWCASTLE WEST: Aoife Corbett; Faye Murphy, Roisin Mann, Yvonne Lee; Ellie Woulfe, Isabelle O’Brien, Lucy O’Brien; Deborah Murphy, Karen O Leary; Mia Smith, Rebecca Delee, Grace Kelly; Kayleigh Hurley, Ella Whelan, Hazel Horgan; Subs used: Eabha Collins, Ailbhe O’Connor, Shauna Tobin.
ADARE: Evette Walsh; Amy Mullins, Louise Butler, Grace McNamara; Annie Giltenane, Marie Butler, Ella Schasser; Emma Mullins, Lauren Ryan; Hazel Gleeson, Sophie O’Callaghan, Caoimhe Costelloe; Carla Griffin, Poppy Giltenane, Aeíbhin Houlihan;
Subs listed: Emily Butler, Chloe Hourigan, Aoife Toomey, Meadhbh Nash, Maeve O’Halloran, Laura Hourigan, Helen Butler, Sally O’Donnell, Aislinn Connolly.