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Foireann Átha Cliath ÁTH CLIATH 2017 LIBERTY INSURANCE ALL-IRELAND PREMIER JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL Back Row: L-R: Deirdre Johnstone, Róisín Baker, Emer Keenan (captain), Ciara Buchanan, Eimear O’Riordan, Aishling Spillane, Aoife Dooley, Emma Young, Caoimhe Ní Mhaolagáin, Laoise Quinn, Aoife Bugler, Sinéad Wylde, Gráinne Free, Laura Walsh. Front Row: L-R: Kate Mulvey, Róisín Drohan, Gráinne Power, Emma Barron, Nicole Burnett, Chloe Ní Cheallaigh, Emma O’Flynn, Nadine Murphy, Niamh Gleeson, Evelyn Twomey, Róisín Mc Loughlin, Sinéad Nolan. Missing from photo, Ciara Carolan. Foireann Átha Cliath Premier Junior All-Ireland Final 2017 Prepared by Gerry O’Sullivan, Máire Uí Scolaí and Seamus Massey 2 Paths to the Premier Junior Liberty Insurance Final 2017 Dublin: 1/07/2017 Dublin 3-10 Waterford 1-6 8/07/2017 Dublin 3-10 Offaly 0-05 15/07/2017 Dublin 7-17 Wicklow 0-02 29/07/2017 Dublin 2-6, Westmeath 1-10, Note: This game decided who finished on top of the table as both were already through to the semi-finals. 12/08/2017 All-Ireland semi-final Dublin 1-12 Kerry 0-09 Westmeath: 1/07/2017 Westmeath 3-22 Wicklow 0-05 8/07/2017 Westmeath 6-28 Waterford 1-09 22/07/2017 Westmeath 2-18 Offaly 2-4 29/07/2017 Westmeath 1-10 Dublin 2-6 12/08/2017 All-Ireland semi-final Westmeath 0-15 Armagh 1-11 3 Premier Dublin Junior championship scorers Róisín Baker 2-10 Aoife Bugler 2-9 Emer Keenan 4-2 Evelyn Twomey 2-7 Nadine Murphy 2-5 Sinéad Wylde 2-5 Laoise Quinn 1-7 Aoife Dooley 0-3 Róisín Drohan 0-3 Sinéad Nolan 1-0 Gráinne Free 0-2 Aishling Spillane 0-2 Littlewoods Ireland Camogie Division 3 National League 2017 18/02/2017 Dublin 2-10 Roscommon 1-5 04/03/2017 Dublin 7-13 Tyrone 1-5 12/03/2017 Dublin 1-10 Clare 1-3 02/04/2017 Dublin 1-9 Kerry 0-9 16/04/2017 Dublin 1-12 Clare 0-6 Semi- Final 30/04/2017 Dublin 0-12 Roscommon 0-7 Final 4 Dublin Premier Junior Championship Roll of Honour 1970 Dublin 4-2 ArmaGh 3-3 1971 Dublin 2-2 Cork 1-2 Dublin team included Síle Wallace, former Ard Stiúrthóir and former Uachtarán of the Association Pat Rafferty 1975 Dublin 5-0 Down 0-3 Former Uachtarán of the Association Phyllis Breslin played in Goals for Dublin. She also has the unique distinction of refereeing the inauGural Junior final seven years earlier in 1968. 2005 Dublin 1-7 Clare 1-7 Dublin 2-9 Clare 1-4 Replay Gráinne Power of the current Dublin squad is a sister of Catríona Power who played on the 2005 and 2006 teams 2006 Dublin 0-12 Derry 1-7 Dublin Premier Junior Team Management 2017 Manager: Shane Plowman (Thomas Davis) Selectors: Ann Colgan (Naomh Peregrine) Willie Braine (Cuala) Nollaig Ryan (Dublin GPO) Physiotherapist: Dee Quinn 5 Player Profiles Name of player: Róisín Baker Club: Na Fianna Honours to date: Littlewoods Ireland Camogie Division 3 League 2017 Age: 22 Occupation: Student - Medicine Toughest club camogie player you played against: Áine Woods (Naomh Uinsionn) Toughest intercounty camogie player you played against: Hobbies/other sports: Waterpolo Who would your ideal date be? Favourite hurler/camogie player Eve O’Brien Name of player: Emma Barron Club: Naomh Jude Honours to date: Littlewoods Ireland Camogie Division 3 League 2017, Interprovincial championship runner-ups 2017, Senior 2 club championship 2016, Senior 2 league 2015. Multiple juvenile leaGue and championships. Age: 24 Occupation: Nurse Toughest club camogie player you played against: Sinéad Nolan Toughest intercounty camogie player you played against: Evelyn Twomey Hobbies/other sports: BakinG Who would your ideal date be? WinGs with whacker Favourite hurler: Brendan Maher Name of player: Ciara Buchanan Club: St. Finians (Swords) Honours to date: U16 Dublin player of the year, Littlewoods Ireland CamoGie Division 3 LeaGue Age: 20 Occupation: Student of Genetics and Cell Biology (DCU) Toughest club camogie player you played against: Emma Loo (Whitehall Colmcille) Toughest intercounty camogie player you played against: Laoise Quinn in traininG Hobbies/other sports: Football, Swimming (in Portmarnock) Who would your ideal date be? April 25th, cos it's not too hot and it's not too cold Favourite hurler: Joe CanninG 6 Name: Aoife BuGler Club: St. Oliver Plunkett Eoghan Ruadh Honours: Littlewoods Ireland Camogie Division 3 League, Senior B Club League 2017, Senior B Club Championship 2013, Purcell Cup 2011/2012 and 2012/2013. Age: 24 Occupation: Secondary School Teacher Toughest Club Opponent: Catríona Power Toughest Intercounty Opponent: Mairéad Power (Kilkenny) Hobbies: Gaelic Football Favourite Hurler: Tony Kelly (Clare) Name of player: Nicole Burnett Club: Naomh Uinsionn Honours to date: U16 Leinster medals, Minor Leinster medal, Senior 1 club league, Senior 1 club championship, Littlewoods Ireland CamoGie Division 3 LeaGue Age: 18 Occupation: Sports nutrition and physiology Toughest club camogie player you played against: Gráinne Eily - Lucan Sarsfields Toughest intercounty camogie player you played against: Emma Kielty - Kildare Hobbies/other sports: GAA and football Who would your ideal date be? Nicky Byrne Favourite hurler:/camogie player Austin Gleeson - Waterford Name of player: Ciara Carolan Club: St. Oliver Plunkett Eoghan Ruadh Honours to date: U16 A All-Ireland, Purcell Cup 2017, Littlewoods Ireland Camogie Division 3 League 2017 Age: 19 Occupation, if in college please name course: Student-Early Childhood Education (DIT) Toughest club camogie player you have played against: Dee Johnson Toughest intercounty camogie player you have played against: Catherine Foley - Kilkenny Hobbies/ other sports: Music and Netflix Who would your ideal date be: someone tall, dark and handsome... Favourite hurler: Austin Gleeson 7 Name of player: CaraGh Dawson Club: Naomh Jude Honours to date: Senior 2 league and Championship with club, Fr. Meagher Cup, Player of the Year Littlewoods Ireland Camogie Division 3 LeaGue 2017, Littlewoods Ireland CamoGie Division 3 League 2017 Age: 19 Occupation: Bachelor of Education Student at St. Patrick’s ColleGe DCU Toughest club camogie player you played against: Mary Cronin Toughest intercounty camogie player you played against: Leah Butler Hobbies/other sports: Who would your ideal date be? Football Who would your ideal date be: April 25th not too hot not too cold Favourite hurler: Austin Gleeson Name of player: Aoife Dooley Club: Raheny Honours to date: 2012 intermediate championship with Raheny. Senior player of the year in Trinity ColleGe Dublin 2015, Littlewoods Ireland Camogie Division 3 League 2017 Age: 24 Occupation: Medical Laboratory Technician in Irish Blood Transfusion Service Toughest club camogie player you played against: Orla Durkan – Skerries Harps Toughest intercounty camogie player you played against: Bernie Murray - ArmaGh Hobbies/other sports: camoGie and also enjoy runninG and travellinG Who would your ideal date be? Favourite hurler: Joe CanninG 8 Name of player: Róisín Drohan Club: Naomh Uinsionn Honours to date: Dublin Senior 2 LeaGue Winners 2016, Leinster League Winners 2016, Leinster Club finalists 2016, Fr. MeaGher ColleGes Cup Winners 2013 (St. Patrick’s ColleGe DCU); Littlewoods Ireland CamoGie Division 3 LeaGue 2017 Age: 24 Occupation: Primary School Teacher Toughest club camogie player you played against: Órla Durkan (Skerries) Toughest intercounty camogie player you played against: Patrice DiGGin (Kerry) Hobbies/other sports: GoinG to the Gym, walkinG my doGs and eatinG! Who would your ideal date be? April 25th…..because it’s not too hot not too cold! Favourite hurler: Austin Gleeson Name of player: Gráinne Free Club: Na Fianna Honours to date: Littlewoods Ireland Camogie Division 3 League 2017, National LeaGue Winner 2012, All Ireland Junior A Championship Winner 2012, Dublin Junior Premier Camogie Player of the Year 2012, Club Player of the Year (Trinity Gaels), Division 4 & 5 Club Championship and LeaGue Winner Age: 27 Occupation: Primary School Teacher Toughest club camogie player you played against: GeorGina Kelly, but I was fortunate enouGh to play alonGside her durinG her years with the Dublin Junior Premier Camogie Team. Toughest intercounty camogie player you played against: AislinG Maher Hobbies/other sports: Gaelic Football and dancinG. I used to participate in both but camoGie always came first. When push came to shove it was an easy choice to pick camoGie to commit to. Who would your ideal date be? Olly Murs (BiG Fan ha) Favourite hurler: My favourite hurler of all time is DJ Carey. I remember watchinG him play when I was younger and being in complete awe of him and his talent. I remember watchinG a DVD about him and him speakinG of the importance of practice that always stuck with me. 9 Name of player: Niamh Gleeson Club: Na Fianna Honours to date: Dublin minor B camoGie championship 2014/Littlewoods Ireland Camogie Division 3 LeaGue Age: 17 Occupation: Secondary school student Toughest club camogie player you played against: Aiobhe Dillon Toughest intercounty camogie player you played against: Aine O’LouGhlin (Clare) Hobbies/other sports: Gaelic Football Who would your ideal date be? Buff EGan Favourite hurler: Tommy Walsh Name of player: Deirdre Johnstone Club: Naomh Uinsionn Honours to date: Dublin club championship 2015 & 2016, All Ireland JP leaGue 2016, All Ireland Fr Meachair final, SoarinG Star 2014, 2012 All Ireland Junior League Age: 23 Occupation: Múinteoir Bunscoile Toughest club camogie player you played against: Sarah O'Donovan Toughest intercounty camogie player you played against: Sarah Ann Fitzgerald (Laois) Hobbies/other sports: Speed walking, tea drinking and eatinG Who would your ideal date be?
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