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Tipperary senior camogie player, Roisin Howard (Cahir)
SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP
Glen Dimplex Senior Championship
Group 1: Waterford, Tipperary, Limerick, Derry, Antrim, Kilkenny
Group 2: Cork, Galway, Down, Wexford, Clare, Dublin
Structure: Two groups of six teams.
Top team in each group straight to semi-finals. The second and third in each group straight to quarter finals.
Relegation: Bottom team in each group may be relegated to the Intermediate championship for 2025.
Saturday 25th May: Round 1 Group 1, Tipperary v Waterford
Saturday 1st June: Round 2 Group 1, Derry v Tipperary
Saturday 8th June: Round 3 Group 1, Tipperary v Antrim
Saturday 15th June: Back Matches
Saturday 22nd June: Round 4 Group 1, Limerick v Tipperary
Saturday 29th June: Round 5 Group 1, Tipperary v Kilkenny.
Quarter Finals on Saturday & Sunday 6th & 7th July – Croke Park
Semi-Finals on Saturday 27th July -UPMC Nowlan Park, Kilkenny
Final on Sunday 11th August – Croke Park.
Tipperary Junior Camogie goalkeeper Aoife O'Brien in action
JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS
Glen Dimplex Premier Junior Championship
Group 1: Tipperary, Armagh, Tyrone, Down, Wicklow
Group 2: Laois, Roscommon, Cavan, Louth, Mayo, Limerick
Structure: Two groups, one group of five teams and one group of six teams. Top in each group straight to semi-finals. The second and third team in each group goes straight to quarter finals.
Any first team who does not qualify for the knockout stages of the Premier Junior Championship will be entered into the Nancy Murray Cup.
Saturday 25th May: Group 1 Round 1, Tipperary v Down
Saturday, 1st June: Group 1 Round 2, Tyrone v Tipperary
Saturday 8th June, Back Matches
Saturday 15th June: Group 1 Round 3, Wicklow v Tipperary
Saturday 29th June: Group 1 Round 5, Tipperary v Armagh
Saturday 6th July: Quarter finals - Nancy Murray Quarter Finals (if needed)
Saturday 13th July: Back Matches
Saturday 20th July: Semi-finals - Nancy Murray semi-finals
Saturday 3rd August: Back Matches
Saturday 10th August: Nancy Murray Cup Final
Sunday 11th August: Final- Croke Park.
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