Keeva McCarthy and Orlaith Cahalane grabbed goals for the Blues at Castle Road

City side off to a great start with two wins in the SE Systems Senior Camogie Championship

For so long it was Courceys’ night, but Rachel Murphy and Kate Dooley ensured Ballinora edged it at the death

Sorcha McCartan and Orlaith Cahalane landed 2-10 between them for the Blues

Niamh O'Regan and Meabh Fitzgerald raised the green flags for the East Cork side in tight SE Systems Senior Camogie Championship tie

Champions St Finbarr's laid down a marker against Blackrock

Sophie O'Sullivan fired 0-5 from play but it was a complete team performance by the northsiders

With a full squad at their disposal, the city were always going to prevail despite Muskerry's brave efforts

Mairead Corkery was hugely influential for the winners who got a grip early on

Last season's runners-up will be one of the teams to beat again in 2025

Barrs had the edge after Hannah O'Leary goaled to put them eight points ahead

Rockies will relish the prospect of upsetting the odds as we preview the Cork club camogie action

City side were without Amy O'Connor but Moira Barrett, Millie Condon and Libby Coppinger were among the standouts for the victors at Castle Road

Divisional sides Seandún and Carbery are first in action 

Galway also got their deliveries in from better zones and played smarter across the hour

Battling second half wasn't enough as Rebels were beaten 1-14 to 1-13 at Croke Park

Galway camogie manager hails Cork grit as Ger Manley's side came up just short

Cork fans spoke to The Echo's Elaine Whelan following Cork's loss to Galway this evening

Heroic second-half effort wasn't rewarded at Croke Park

Cork came close to forcing a replay despite going down to 14 players for the second half

A missed penalty, goal at the other end and straight red card left Cork with too much to do in the second half

First-half missed penalty and red card put Cork in huge trouble who showed huge character to battle back

Cork left it all out there in a 1-14 to 1-13 having trailed by five points late on

Rebels bidding to emulate the great side from the early '70s that captured four successive titles

All roads lead to Croke Park today, with the senior final concluding the day of camogie action at 5.15pm, as Cork and Galway will battle it out for the O’Duffy Cup.

Late throw-in of 5.15pm at Croke Park isn't ideal but Cork v Galway will be a cracker

Cork are bidding for three in a row, a feat they haven’t done since they won four-in-a-row from 1970 to '73

Former Cork senior hurler seamlessly stepped into top job having previously operated as a selector

There will be plenty of family-friendly entertainment both pre- and post-match, scheduled both on and off the pitch.

Stephen Barry on Cork's bid for three in a row for the first time since 1973

Tribe hammered Cork earlier this year before the Rebels got revenge in the league final, now for part three...

Coppinger missed last year's All-Ireland win over Galway due to injury and the Tribe stand in their way once more

Last month, thousands of Cork supporters used the extra services that were made available for the All-Ireland hurling final at the venue.

Rebels are gunning for three in a row and already landed the league and Munster championship this season

RTÉ analysts believed Cork's slow start was as much to blame as missed penalt and red card in All-Ireland camogie final

Rebels were pushed hard in the first half but showed their class to return to the All-Ireland final

Rebels are back in the All-Ireland final and one win away from three in a row

Orlaith Mullins' goal sealed victory with Saoirse McCarthy in top form to set up Galway showdown

Rebels take on Waterford on Saturday at UPMC Nowlan Park

Rebels are going for three in a row and have already landed the league and Munster crown

Club games on Leeside will be run across a group format again this year

Rebels were beaten on the big day after being the form team in the group stages

U23 All-Ireland final didn't go the Rebels' way but gifted group can bounce back

Rebels couldn't replicate their best form in searing heat on Saturday afternoon

Cork made it four wins from four as they dismantled Wexford in Chadwicks Wexford Park last Saturday

Ger Manley's side now have four wins from four from the group stages and will go straight to the All-Ireland semi-final

Rebels have been the team all season and are now two wins away from lifting the cup

Rebels hit 21 points and could afford to shoot 13 wides

Mary Newman with the latest Cork camogie news as Leeside clubs take part in Féile

Rebels have been the form team all year and host Clare at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh