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Emma's full of belief
Irish Daily Star
|November 15, 2025
SHE made it through to an AIB All-Ireland intermediate club camogie championship final last December and now Emma Reaney finds herself just 60 minutes away from achieving a similar feat in the colours of the Caltra Cuans footballers.
Along with a number of her big ball colleagues, Reaney claimed top honours with Ahascragh/Caltra in the Galway and Connacht intermediate camogie championships in 2024 before eventually qualifying for an All-Ireland decider at Croke Park off the back of a semifinal victory over Tyrone club Eglish.
This story is from the November 15, 2025 edition of Irish Daily Star.
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