A history of Ulster teams in All-Ireland camogie finals

THERE’S one adult All-Ireland camogie title already in the bag. Monaghan secured it last month in the Nancy Murray Cup final.A second is guaranteed with an all-Ulster Premier Junior final for the third time since 2020, while Antrim are the clear favourites to collect a second Intermediate title in five seasons.It’s time to look at how Ulster counties have fared in national finals.Antrim of course is the only county from the province to have won the O’Duffy Cup, the trophy for the All-Ireland senior championship.The last of their six titles came in 1979 in Croke Park when Máiréad McAtamney captained them to victory over Tipperary, a county that would still have to wait two decades for the first of their five titles.The 1967 Antrim camogie team, including Mairead McAtamney, who has chosen he