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Offaly player picks up Purcell Cup medal at special presentation event
Mary Immaculate College recently held a Purcell Cup medal presentation ceremony in the Tailteann Sports Complex at MIC Limerick.
Among those getting medals was Offaly's Orlagh Phelan who plays from Naomh Brid.
Pictured above is MIC Senior Camogie team member, Orlagh Phelan from Offaly, with President of MIC, Professor Dermot Nestor.
MIC won the Purcell Cup for the seventh time on 9 February when the team overcame University of Limerick with a full-time score of 1-17 to 2-12.
The Purcell Cup is the second division Camogie championship for third-level institutions. Picture: Brian Arthur
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