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Niamh Carr with family after winning the Leinster title
Niamh Carr helped her Kilmacud Crokes side to another Leinster title with a convincing win over Tinahely in the final on Sunday.
The Cranford native, who previously lined out for Milford, kicked a point in the 5-13 to 1-8 win over the Wicklow side at Glenisk O’Connor Park in Tullamore as the Dublin side eased to the provincial four-in-a-row.
Niamh Cotter top scored with 1-6, while two goals each from Eabha Rutledge and Amy Conroy ensured the Stillorgan based side would go on to win the title once again.
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The Crokes will face the Ulster champions in the All-Ireland semi-final, which will be contested between St Ergnat’s, Moneyglass and Errigal Ciaran, who defeated Termon in the quarter-finals.
The Ulster final takes place this Sunday, November 16, in Brewster Park.
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