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As we bid farewell to 2025 and head into 2026, the Leinster Express / Laois Live spoke with well-known Laois locals on their New Year's Resolutions. To read more resolutions and see what Laois locals are looking forward to in 2026, keep an eye on our website!
Camross camogie captain Aoife Collier is ready for another year on the pitch- once she has come down from the excitement of their All-Ireland win.
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Pictured: Camross camogie captain Aoife Collier
“I have plenty of New Year’s resolutions in the diary, though I’ll spare the full list! Improving my organisational and timekeeping skills is top of my list — I’m inevitably the last to training sessions, and usually missing something!” she said.
The Camross captain said that she has many things to look forward to next year.
“It’s always exciting starting a new year, it’s a fresh slate. From a sporting perspective, I’m enjoying the long-awaited break at the moment, so I can’t say hitting the pitch is something top of the list to what I’m looking forward to right now," she explained.
"I’d have to say I am really looking forward to our awards ceremony early this coming year, getting our hands on our All-Ireland medals, and celebrating some more!” she said.
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