Team Sponsor; The Red House Lismore

Team Captain; Shauna Kiernan

Lismore Senior camogie team will contest the Senior County Final against Dunhill's St.Annes on Saturday next October 3rd in Fraher Field Dungarvan for a 2 0'clock throw in. Lismore who will be going for a three in a row County title will have a tough battle ahead of them as there is often very little  to separate the teams.

 We urge all camogie supporters and businesses in the town to show their support by displaying the black and amber in the lead up to the match.

Path to the final;

1st Round of Senior Championship
Friday June 25th Lismore 7-24  Gall Tir 2-02
2nd Round of Senior Championship
Friday July 10th St.Annes 3-04 V Lismore 1-10
3rd Round of Senior Championship
Friday August 6th Cappoquin 1-03  Lismore 4-14

Panel; Tanya Morrissey, Sarah Coughlan, Shauna Prendergast, Marie Russell, Aoife Houlihan, Shauna Kiernan(C), Sarah Geoghegan, Shona Curran, Nicola Morrissey, Aoife Hannon, Caithriona McGlone, Johanna Houlihan, Ruth Geoghegan, Jennifer Kingston, Emma Power, Ellen Curran, Alice Russell, Becky McGlone, Emily Heneghan, Grainne Kenneally, Sharon Williams.
Trainer/ Selector; Seamus Prendergast
Selectors; Geraldine Barry, Jim Russell and Austin Curran

All Ireland Football Final
Congratulations to the Waterford ladies Football team who captured the All Ireland Intermediate Football Title in Croke Park on Sunday last especially our own Grainne Kenneally.

U13A League

Modeligo 5-2 Lismore 2-3
Lismore 5-6 St.Anne's 2-3
 These girls have only one more game left to play which will be against Gall Tir over the coming days. 

Waterford 2-09 Kildare 1-05

History was made once more for Waterford camogie and indeed for Lismore camogie in Croke Park as the  Waterford Intermediate Camogie team overcame Kildare in the Liberty Insurance All Ireland Intermediate Final on Sunday last. Lismore camogie club were honoured to have Caithriona McGlone as team captain and to have her team mates Nicola Morrissey and Shona Curran playing a major part in capturing the historic All Ireland title.

The game its self began at a very slow pace for Waterford with Kildare registering the first score of the game with a goal on the third minute followed by two more points from them before Waterfords Beth Carton got them on the score sheet on the thirteenth minute. Waterford began to settle into the game after this and some points from Lorraine Bray and Jennie Simpson reduced the margin to one point with five minutes remaining in the half. Shona Curran was introduced in replace of Dungarvans Dawn Power on the 25th minute and was playing at mid-field grabbed the sliotar and drove it into the forward line where Cappoquins Aisling power won and duly struck a whopper to the back of the Kildare net. This gave the waterford side some great confidence going into the second half with a two point cusion.

The second half began with a 20m  free on the second minute of the half awarded to Waterford where youngster Beth Carton stood over the ball and struck a hard low ball which landed once more in the Kildare net. Things looked very bright at this stage for the Deise girls. Kildare tried hard but they could not get enough possesion into their forward line and it took them 22 minute to register their first score of the half. Waterford drove on and finished the game on a score line of 2-09 to Kildares 1-05.

History was made and Waterford had won the All Ireland Intermediate title which entitles them to play at Senior level next year. Lismore are proud to have the captaincy (Caithriona McGlone). Also when Waterford won the Junior in 2011 Lismore also had the captaincy (Nicola Morrissey) and incidently when Waterford won their first U16 title in 2003 Lismore once again had the captaincy(Laura Buckley), so more history to be added for the Lismore club.

Huge Congratulations to our three girls Caithriona, Nicola and Shona and the Waterford team and management and thanks to all who traveled on the day to support our girls.

U13 Club Championship

Our U13's are now in the middle of their club Championship and have already played two rounds and were very impressive in their games and had two wins;
Lismore 4-12 De La Salle 2-02
Lismore 6-02 Butlerstown/Ferrybank 5-01
The girls have three more games to play over the coming weeks;
St.Annes V Lismore
Lismore V Gall Tir
Lismore V Modeligo

Best wishes to the Waterford Intermediate Camogie Team who will be playing in The Liberty Insurance All Ireland Intermediate Camogie final in Croke Park on Sunday next September 13th. Lismore Camogie Club has three representatives on the panel; Caithriona McGlone who is captain and her club mates Nicola Morrissey and Shona Curran. All in Lismore Camogie club would like to wish our girls, the team and management the best of luck! wouldn't it be lovely to see our own Caithriona McGlone going up the Hogan stand to lift the All Ireland cup.
Throw in for this game on Sunday September 13th is at 2 o clock.

The Premium Butcher Senior County Final

The Premium Butcher Senior County Camogie final has been finalized to be played on Saturday October 3rd at a time and venue to be arranged. Lismore senior camogie team have qualified for the final and now await to see who their opponents will be. St . Anne's have qualified for the semi final which is fixed for September 26th but await the winners of Gall tir V Cappoquin to determine who their opponents will be. Watch this space and facebook for updates on the progress of the championship.

Bag Pack

A sincere thanks to all who helped out with the bag pack on Friday and Saturday last in Dunnes Stores Dungarvan. Thanks also to all who kindly donated .