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CROKER BOUND: Mentors, l-r: Orla Hallihan, Steve O’Riordan, Ailish Coleman and Mary McNulty pictured with juvenile members of Castlelyons Camogie Club – 10 players will participate in the interval game at next Sunday’s All-Ireland final, back, l-r: Ava Hallihan, Katie Browne, Aeibhinn Casey, Ava Quirke, Aine Ni Mhaolain Ni Chathain, Sarah Morrison, Shantelle McCullagh, Nadia Ziokowska and Lucy McNulty. Front row, l-r: Evelyn Flynn, Niamh Coleman, Avril Beirne, Leah Hallihan, Olivia Beausang and Anna Rosner. Photo: John Ahern

10 members of the U10 Castlelyons Camogie Club panel have been chosen to compete in the interval match at next Sunday's All-Ireland camogie final in Croke Park.

This is a massive honour for this progressive club who field teams from U6 up to junior level. Under the direction of coaches, Steve O'Riordan, John Coleman and Donal Sheehan, players are improving all the time and while they don't win every match, they love the friendship and comraderie that comes with being involved in a well run club.

There's great excitement ahead of Sunday's trip to GAA headquarters where club members will receive a guided tour of this world class stadium - in addition the girls will get to keep the jerseys they play in.

A bus is being run for parents and supporters and no doubt all will be beaming with pride at the sight of young camogie players from Castlelyons showcasing their skills on the most famous pitch in Ireland.

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