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Stephens Day in Dublin

by Jimmy Rhatigan
Author: Jimmy Rhatigan
The James Stephens panel which competed in Division One at the John West Féile na nGael National Camogie and Hurling Finals, 2022 at the GAA National Games Development Centre Campus, Abbotstown, Dublin on Saturday. Eighty club sides from Ireland, the UK, Europe and US competed in the final stages of the under-15 competition across Dublin and Meath. Sponsored for the seventh time by John West, it is one of the biggest underage sporting events on the continent. Pic Fintan Clarke.

JAMES Stephens competed in Division One at the John West Féile na nGael National Camogie and Hurling Finals, 2022 at the GAA National Games Development Centre Campus, Abbotstown on Saturday. 

Eighty club sides from Ireland, the UK, Europe and US competed in the final stages of the U15 competition across Dublin and Meath. 

Sponsored for the seventh time by John West, it is one of the biggest underage sporting events on the continent. 

Windgap also took part in Camogie and Hurling Finals. 

The Windgap panel which took part in the John West Féile na nGael Division One National Camogie and Hurling Finals, 2022 at the GAA National Games Development Centre Campus, Abbotstown, Dublin on Saturday. Eighty club sides from Ireland, the UK, Europe and US competed in the final stages of the under-15 competition across Dublin and Meath. Sponsored for the seventh time by John West, it is one of the biggest underage sporting events on the continent. Pic Fintan Clarke.
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