Megan Thynne hopes Meath will be more competitive in this year’s Liberty Insurance All-Ireland Senior Camogie Championship than they were in their debut campaign. After an historic replay victory in the 2017 All-Ireland Intermediate Final, the Royals found the step up a chastening experience and suffered a number of heavy defeats. Thynne, who also plays senior football for Meath, places value on the learning experience and is looking forward to tomorrow’s Group Two clash with Dublin at Parnells GAA ground in Coolock. “There is a big difference between the senior and intermediate grade,” Thynne notes. “After winning the intermediate we just stayed at the level we were at.

Source: The Irish Times June 14, 2019 04:52 UTC