Midwest Cork hurling and camogie club's teams face talented opponents during summer contests
Their adult hurling side made the trip to Rathpeacon GAA on July 14 for a challenge match to allow both sides to fine tune their sides ahead of their championship campaigns.
Earlier in the week, Laochra Óg's U14 side claimed an opening day win in the summer league against Aghada in the Ballymacorcoran sunshine.
On Friday, July 11, their U12 camogie side went to Killarney for a blitz at Fitzgerald Stadium.
Saturday, July 12, saw the U10 camogie team in action in a blitz hosted by Millstreet Camogie Club.
Laochra Óg's U14 camogie side closed a weekend of action for the Midwest Cork club in a competitive win against Kilmeen in the summer league.
The U14 camogie team finished their summer league campaign with a narrow defeat to St Mary's in Enniskeane on Saturday, July 19.
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