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Lauren Lonergan will take part in the Primary games during the Munster senior hurling championship match between Tipperary and Clare
A young camogie player from New Inn is looking forward to playing her part during the Tipperary senior hurling Munster championship clash with Clare on Saturday.
Lauren Lonergan, daughter of Paul and Brenda Lonergan, Garranlea will proudly represent Rockwell Rovers Camogie Club and Scoil Muire Gan Smal, New Inn in the Primary games during the Munster SHC match between Clare and Tipperary at 6pm this Saturday, May 10th, at Zimmer Biomet Pairc, county Clare.
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Congratulations to Lauren on this achievement
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