The hardest of luck to our Junior Camogie team who were defeated in the Munster A Final today. Each of the girls are very appreciative of all the encouragement and support they received throughout their Munster campaign.
To say our entire school community are very proud of this group is an understatement.
It would not be possible to have reached the final without being surrounded by such strong camogie clubs.
Although today wasn’t our day the future of Hazelwood Camogie is very bright
All Roads lead to Ballyagran GAA pitch (V35AK82) this Saturday 27th January @11am to support our Junior girls in their Munster A Camogie final vs Col Choilm, Ballincollig. This is a tremendous achievement for our school having won the Junior C in 2022, Junior B in 2023 and now Munster A Finalists in 2024. We are calling on past and present players, parents, and all members of our school community to come out and support this fantastic bunch of players
Fantastic win over Cashel in the Junior Munster A Camogie semi final 2-4 to 1-6. Huge congratulations to this fantastic bunch of players 
In very tough conditions our Juniors had a comprehensive win over Ursulines Waterford in the 3rd round of the Munster Junior A Camogie Championship 
Well done to this great bunch of players
We would like to thank all the Camogie clubs for their continued support and good wishes. The very best of luck to our girls in the All Ireland semi-final tomorrow in Quaid Park Cooleyroe . Adults 5 euro students 2 euro
A great afternoon in the school last Friday as we welcomed back our two All Ireland winning past pupils, Loretta Hanley and Seamus Flanagan. Fantastic to see them bringing back such prestigious silverware to the school
Hazelwood College was recently visited by Imelda Buckley of Milford Camogie GAA club (far left) who is pictured here with Hazelwood College teacher and camogie coach Ms Martina Matthews (far right) and some of those who entered the raffle for the precious All-Ireland Senior Camogie Club Final between Milford and Killimor. Also pictured are members of the Milford Senior Camogie panel and Hazelwood College students Laura Stack (third from right) and Bríd Flanagan (second from right).
Hazelwood College Junior and Senior Camogie players are pictured here with members of the Milford Camogie GAA’s Camogie Committee, wishing them well on their pursuit of all-Ireland Senior Camogie Club Final success.
Update: Congratulations to Milford Camogie Club who after these photos were taken went on to win the All-Ireland Senior Camogie Club Final
Best wishes to Brid Flanagan and Laura Stack who are playing in tomorrows All Ireland Senior Club Camogie Final.
The girls will be lining out for Milford against Galway side Killimor, throw in time is 3.15
Hazelwood College Principal, Mr Brendan Burke, (far left) and Head of Sport, Mr Tom Halpin, (far right) pictured with County Limerick Junior and Intermediate Camogie squad members (from left) Tara Fitzgibbon, Marie Danaher, Sarah Shanahan and Donna Mulcahy. So far this year the four have won a Minor All-Ireland (Grade A), overcoming Cork in the final, a Junior All-Ireland League and a Junior All Ireland Championship (Grade A), where they defeated a determined and skilful Carlow side. Their victory over Carlow secured their place in the Intermediate All-Ireland against Kilkenny, scheduled for Sunday, 14th September. Hazelwood College’s management, staff and students extend both their congratulations for the huge success enjoyed by the four so far this summer as well as their best wishes for the final against Kilkenny
