Members of the Shaw and Cahill families at the Liz Cahill Memorial Tournament in Joristown on Saturday. Pics J McCauley.
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Helping out with catering on the day were Sady Carty, Sharon Duffy, Mary Doherty and Rebecca Craig.
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Enjoying the day were Marie Cody, Chloe and Holly Berry.
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Volunteering on the day were Jacinta Goonery, Teresa Lynch and Sarah Briody.
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Some players taking part were Catherine McCormack and Lauren Gove from St Brigid’s Camogie team.
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Nicola Brady, Jean Slater, Rebecca Craig and Tracey Fox were on hand to assist at the Liz Cahill Memorial Tournament.
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The Raharney team who took part, pictured before the start of their match.
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Caoimhe McGee and Martin Flynn were on duty at the event on Saturday.
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Taking part in the camogie finals were Sophie Favier, Hollie Nolan and Naoise Geoghegan from Castletown Geoghegan.
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Winning captains on the day: Keira Looran (Castletown Geoghegan), Kate O’Neill, Aoife Clavin (Naas), Ruby Ivory and Erin Cully (Delvin), Muireann Gilbert, Alannah Carroll and Ruby Rowe (Naas second team). Behind are Kathleen Shaw and Nicola Brady.
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The Shinrone camogie team who took part in the Liz Cahill Memorial Tournament.
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The St Brigid’s camogie team who took part in Saturday’s Liz Shaw Memorial Tournament.
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The late Liz Shaw was remembered on the day.
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Top referee on the day was Caoimhe McGee.
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The Delvin camogie team.
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Referees on the day: Caoimhe McGee, Ellen Shaw, Aoife Boyle and Gemma Briody.
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The Castletown Geoghegan camogie team.
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The volunteers at Saturday’s Liz Shaw Memorial Tournament in Joristown Park.
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The St Munnas/Ringtown camogie team.
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The Naas camogie team at the Liz Cahill Memorial Tournament.
On Saturday in Joristown Park, the home of Raharney hurling and camogie, a very special occasion took place as the club celebrated and remembered their great friend Liz Cahill.
The Raharney camogie club organised a Camán for Liz blitz which included teams from Westmeath, Naas and Shinrone.
The club would like to say a special thanks to everyone who helped them in any way. It all contributed to another great success.
A special mention to Louise Flynn, Rebecca Boyle and Áine Weir who did an excellent job organising the running of the day and it was such a great sporting occasion once again.
A special congratulations goes to the various winners on the day.
It takes am entire community to make this day this special so the club thanks all who contributed and it is hoped that the Liz Cahill Memorial Tournament continues to be such a wonderful event.
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