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The GAA Player of the Month Awards ceremony was held at the Westbury Hotel, Dublin last week and saw the two leading ladies from last year’s camogie and ladies football seasons, Kilkenny’s Anne Dalton and Cork’s Angela Walsh, respectively, honoured with their 2009 Player of the Year awards.

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A civic reception is to be hosted in honour of Kilkenny hurling and camogie teams who brought the county such glory on several occasions this year.

Galway head to Croke Park on Sunday for the showpiece of the camogie year - a decade since they last made an appearance in the All Ireland senior decider.

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Camogie president Joan O’Flynn has announced the establishment of the association’s first Player Welfare Committee. The committee, headed up by Stellah Sinnott, manager of the 2007 senior All-Ireland winning Wexford team, will comprise eight current inter-county players and Paula Rankin, Head of Sports Science in Carlow Institute of Technology.

Kilkenny under 14 girls camogie team retained there Leinster title with a victory over Dublin by a score-line of 3-14 to 3-0 at Croabh Chairains grounds in Dublin on Sunday last. In the process they set a new record for Kilkenny, winning their 7th consecutive Leinster title at u-14 camogie.

This Sunday, August 2 Tullogher Camogie Club will hold a family fun day in the GAA grounds in Brownsford.

Galway senior camogie players must overcome a resurgent Kilkenny in their own back yard if they are to qualify for a second successive All Ireland final.