Hurling and camogie

Armagh Camogie Championship: Merry's late leveller keeps Granemore dream alive

Séamas McAleenan

Local Women Sport magazine Armagh Senior semi-finals: Granemore 0-9 Keady 0-9; Ballymacnab 2-19 Cullyhanna 1-2 A POINT from a free in the fifth minute of added time kept alive Granemore's hopes of a return to the top in Armagh in the opening game of Friday evening's Athletic Grounds double-header in the Local Women Sport Magazine Armagh semi-finals on Friday evening.

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Hurling and camogie

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