Maura Healy: Last Surviving All-Ireland Camogie Player
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Maura Healy, a trailblazing camogie player from Waterford, passed away at 100, leaving behind a legacy as the last surviving member of the 1945 All-Ireland finalists. Her dedication to the sport earned her special recognition from her club, Saint Mollerans, and inspired generations. Family, friends, and Waterford Camogie mourn her loss, with a minutes silence planned in her honor. Funeral arrangements include a repose, requiem mass, and cremation. Mauras passion for camogie shaped Waterfords sport for decades.
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