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Dublin is in the quarter-finals of the Liberty Insurance Senior All-Ireland Camogie Championship after a 0-13 draw with Tipperary at Parnell Park This David Herity team will face Galway in the last eight at Páirc Uí Chaoimh in two weeks, after finishing third in the group, behind Tipperary on the difference.
Premier County will now face Waterford, also in Páirc Uí Chaoimh
Dublin lost Miriam Twomey by injury at the start of this competition, after defender Naomh Mearnóg fell on his leg.
Despite that Dublin answered with the first two points, with Eimear McCarthy and Niamh Gannon starting the championship
Tipperary responded well, with four of the five net points, including three from Cait Devane to take a 0- 5 to 0-3 in the 23rd minute.
However, visitors would not score again. until the ninth minute The visitors took a 0-6 lead at 0-5 at half-time, McCarthy, Orla Beagan and Siobhan Kehoe helped them advance to the break.
] HT in @libertyirl Senior Camogi Championship – @CamoganyDublin 0-6 @camogietipp 0-5. Great Seconds In Advance #COYGIB #camogie #styleofplay #gaa pic.twitter.com/R7pRqsJsp2
– FM104 (@ FM104) July 22, 2018
Dublin continued to look good in the restart, opening a double advantage at six minutes, with Kehoe, Mairi Moynihan, Emma Flanagan and McCarthy at stake.
Tipperary inspired by Cait Devane return, with Devanes The seventh point leveled the game in the 60th minute, but neither side could find a winner, despite four minutes of play time.
FT – @LibertyIRL Senior All-Ireland Camogie Choir – @CamogiologyDublin 0-13 @CamogieTipp 0-13 #Camogy [19659017] #GAA #COYGIB #StyleofPlay
– FM104 (@ FM104) July 22, 2018
Great to see as many stars of the future entertain us here at Parnell Park in HT . Great work by @CamogiologyDublin clubs #camogie #styleofplay #gaa pic.twitter.com/HbobZvdbyE
– FM104 (@ FM104) July 22, 2018
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