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St. Brigid's camogie club in Rathdowney have launched a fundraiser to support their journey to the intermediate Leinster final.
The club recently knocked out the reigning Leinster champions Na Fianna, and secured their place in the Intermediate Leinster Club Championship.
This is the first time in the club's history to reach this point, with many Rathdowney supporters donning their purple and amber with pride for their Leinster finalists.
The recently launched GoFundMe fundraiser has a goal of €6,000 to cover expenses such as travel, food, physio, first aid and lighting for training on dark evenings.
Having launched on Wednesday November 6, the club have already raised over €1,500 within 15 hours.
To donate to St. Brigid's fundraiser, click here.
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