Winning camogie sisters for Q&A session at Irish Open in Doonbeg

Cork All-Ireland winning camogie stars, sisters Meabh and Orlaith Cahalane, are set to participate in a question and answer session at the Amgen Irish Open.

The event, which is bringing some of the world's top golfers to County Clare, is being held at the Trump International Golf Links in Doonbeg in Co Clare, from September 10 to 13.

All-Ireland winners from across all four codes – football, hurling, ladies football and camogie – will be making special appearances at the tournament, meeting fans and taking part in question and answer sessions on the main stage.

On September 10 the Cahalane sisters will appear on stage with the O’Duffy Cup, giving fans the opportunity to hear about their journey to becoming All-Ireland camogie champions.

On the same day, they will be joined on stage by Limerick hurling captain Cian Lynch and Gearóid Hegarty, who will bring the Liam MacCarthy Cup to Doonbeg.

On Friday, September 11, Mayo stars Ryan O’Donoghue and Aidan O’Shea will take to the stage with with the Sam Maguire Cup, to share their experiences of finally ending a 75-year All-Ireland footballing famine.

They will be joined by Galway All-Ireland Ladies winning footballers Róisín Leonard and Shauna Hynes.

A spokesperson for the event said: “The live sessions will give supporters a unique opportunity to hear directly from some of the biggest names in Gaelic games, ask questions and see the coveted All-Ireland trophies up close.

“With Rory McIlroy, Shane Lowry and Jon Rahm among the star names set to tee up at Doonbeg, GAA fans will also have the chance to meet some of this year’s All-Ireland champions when the heroes of the 2026 championships take to the main stage at the island of Ireland’s national open.

“The live sessions will give supporters a unique opportunity to hear directly from some of the biggest names in Gaelic games, ask questions and see the coveted All-Ireland trophies up close, and bringing together two of Ireland’s biggest sporting passions.”