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13 January 2018; Cork Camogie and Ladies Football legend Rena Buckley was today honoured by both the Camogie Association and Ladies Gaelic Football Association in a special event hosted in Cork’s Páirc Uí Chaoimh to recognise her extraordinary achievements in her career to date. Rena was presented with a special sculpture to mark her incredible haul of All-Ireland titles in both codes which now total 11 titles in Ladies Football and 7 in Camogie to make her the most successful player in Gaelic Games with 18 All-Ireland titles in addition to numerous other club, county and individual accolades. In 2017 she also completed the unique achievement of having captained her county to glory in both Camogie and Ladies Football during her career. The Presidents of both Associations, Catherine Neary of the Camogie Association and Marie Hickey of the LFGA were on hand to present Rena with her award along with a host of friends, family, current and former teammates amongst the attendees at today’s event. Pictured at the event are, from left, President of the Camogie Association Catherine Neary, Rena Buckley, and President of the Ladies Gaelic Football Association Maire Hickey, at Páirc Uí Chaoimh in Cork. Photo by Seb Daly/Sportsfile

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13 January 2018; Cork Camogie and Ladies Football legend Rena Buckley was today...

13 January 2018; Cork Camogie and Ladies Football legend Rena Buckley was today honoured by both the Camogie Association and Ladies Gaelic Football Association in a special event hosted in Cork’s Páirc Uí Chaoimh to recognise her extraordinary achievements in her career to date. Rena was presented with a special sculpture to mark her incredible haul of All-Ireland titles in both codes which now total 11 titles in Ladies Football and 7 in Camogie to make her the most successful player in Gaelic Games with 18 All-Ireland titles in addition to numerous other club, county and individual accolades. In 2017 she also completed the unique achievement of having captained her county to glory in both Camogie and Ladies Football during her career. The Presidents of both Associations, Catherine Neary of the Camogie Association and Marie Hickey of the LFGA were on hand to present Rena with her award along with a host of friends, family, current and former teammates amongst the attendees at today’s event. Pictured at the event are, from left, President of the Camogie Association Catherine Neary, Rena Buckley, and President of the Ladies Gaelic Football Association Maire Hickey, at Páirc Uí Chaoimh in Cork. Photo by Seb Daly/Sportsfile

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13 January 2018; Cork Camogie and Ladies Football legend Rena Buckley was today...

13 January 2018; Cork Camogie and Ladies Football legend Rena Buckley was today honoured by both the Camogie Association and Ladies Gaelic Football Association in a special event hosted in Cork’s Páirc Uí Chaoimh to recognise her extraordinary achievements in her career to date. Rena was presented with a special sculpture to mark her incredible haul of All-Ireland titles in both codes which now total 11 titles in Ladies Football and 7 in Camogie to make her the most successful player in Gaelic Games with 18 All-Ireland titles in addition to numerous other club, county and individual accolades. In 2017 she also completed the unique achievement of having captained her county to glory in both Camogie and Ladies Football during her career. The Presidents of both Associations, Catherine Neary of the Camogie Association and Marie Hickey of the LFGA were on hand to present Rena with her award along with a host of friends, family, current and former teammates amongst the attendees at today’s event. Pictured is Rena Buckley, centre, with Inniscorra Camogie players and club representatives, at Páirc Uí Chaoimh in Cork. Photo by Seb Daly/Sportsfile

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13 January 2018; Cork Camogie and Ladies Football legend Rena Buckley was today...

13 January 2018; Cork Camogie and Ladies Football legend Rena Buckley was today honoured by both the Camogie Association and Ladies Gaelic Football Association in a special event hosted in Cork’s Páirc Uí Chaoimh to recognise her extraordinary achievements in her career to date. Rena was presented with a special sculpture to mark her incredible haul of All-Ireland titles in both codes which now total 11 titles in Ladies Football and 7 in Camogie to make her the most successful player in Gaelic Games with 18 All-Ireland titles in addition to numerous other club, county and individual accolades. In 2017 she also completed the unique achievement of having captained her county to glory in both Camogie and Ladies Football during her career. The Presidents of both Associations, Catherine Neary of the Camogie Association and Marie Hickey of the LFGA were on hand to present Rena with her award along with a host of friends, family, current and former teammates amongst the attendees at today’s event. Pictured at the event are, from left, Christy Cooney, former GAA President, and wife Ann Cooney, CEO Camogie Association Joan O'Flynn, President of the Camogie Association Catherine Neary, Rena Buckley, CEO Ladies Gaelic Football Association Helen O'Rourke, President of the Ladies Gaelic Football Association Maire Hickey, and Frank Murphy, Secretary Cork GAA, at Páirc Uí Chaoimh in Cork. Photo by Seb Daly/Sportsfile

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13 January 2018; Cork Camogie and Ladies Football legend Rena Buckley was today...

13 January 2018; Cork Camogie and Ladies Football legend Rena Buckley was today honoured by both the Camogie Association and Ladies Gaelic Football Association in a special event hosted in Cork’s Páirc Uí Chaoimh to recognise her extraordinary achievements in her career to date. Rena was presented with a special sculpture to mark her incredible haul of All-Ireland titles in both codes which now total 11 titles in Ladies Football and 7 in Camogie to make her the most successful player in Gaelic Games with 18 All-Ireland titles in addition to numerous other club, county and individual accolades. In 2017 she also completed the unique achievement of having captained her county to glory in both Camogie and Ladies Football during her career. The Presidents of both Associations, Catherine Neary of the Camogie Association and Marie Hickey of the LFGA were on hand to present Rena with her award along with a host of friends, family, current and former teammates amongst the attendees at today’s event. Pictured is Rena Buckley, centre, with past and current Cork Camogie players, at Páirc Uí Chaoimh in Cork. Photo by Seb Daly/Sportsfile

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13 January 2018; Cork Camogie and Ladies Football legend Rena Buckley was today...

13 January 2018; Cork Camogie and Ladies Football legend Rena Buckley was today honoured by both the Camogie Association and Ladies Gaelic Football Association in a special event hosted in Cork’s Páirc Uí Chaoimh to recognise her extraordinary achievements in her career to date. Rena was presented with a special sculpture to mark her incredible haul of All-Ireland titles in both codes which now total 11 titles in Ladies Football and 7 in Camogie to make her the most successful player in Gaelic Games with 18 All-Ireland titles in addition to numerous other club, county and individual accolades. In 2017 she also completed the unique achievement of having captained her county to glory in both Camogie and Ladies Football during her career. The Presidents of both Associations, Catherine Neary of the Camogie Association and Marie Hickey of the LFGA were on hand to present Rena with her award along with a host of friends, family, current and former teammates amongst the attendees at today’s event. Pictured at the event are, from left, CEO Camogie Association Joan O'Flynn, President of the Camogie Association Catherine Neary, Rena Buckley, President of the Ladies Gaelic Football Association Maire Hickey, and CEO Ladies Gaelic Football Association Helen O'Rourke, at Páirc Uí Chaoimh in Cork. Photo by Seb Daly/Sportsfile

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13 January 2018; Cork Camogie and Ladies Football legend Rena Buckley was today...

13 January 2018; Cork Camogie and Ladies Football legend Rena Buckley was today honoured by both the Camogie Association and Ladies Gaelic Football Association in a special event hosted in Cork’s Páirc Uí Chaoimh to recognise her extraordinary achievements in her career to date. Rena was presented with a special sculpture to mark her incredible haul of All-Ireland titles in both codes which now total 11 titles in Ladies Football and 7 in Camogie to make her the most successful player in Gaelic Games with 18 All-Ireland titles in addition to numerous other club, county and individual accolades. In 2017 she also completed the unique achievement of having captained her county to glory in both Camogie and Ladies Football during her career. The Presidents of both Associations, Catherine Neary of the Camogie Association and Marie Hickey of the LFGA were on hand to present Rena with her award along with a host of friends, family, current and former teammates amongst the attendees at today’s event. Pictured is Rena Buckley with her extended family, at Páirc Uí Chaoimh in Cork. Photo by Seb Daly/Sportsfile

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13 January 2018; Cork Camogie and Ladies Football legend Rena Buckley was today...

13 January 2018; Cork Camogie and Ladies Football legend Rena Buckley was today honoured by both the Camogie Association and Ladies Gaelic Football Association in a special event hosted in Cork’s Páirc Uí Chaoimh to recognise her extraordinary achievements in her career to date. Rena was presented with a special sculpture to mark her incredible haul of All-Ireland titles in both codes which now total 11 titles in Ladies Football and 7 in Camogie to make her the most successful player in Gaelic Games with 18 All-Ireland titles in addition to numerous other club, county and individual accolades. In 2017 she also completed the unique achievement of having captained her county to glory in both Camogie and Ladies Football during her career. The Presidents of both Associations, Catherine Neary of the Camogie Association and Marie Hickey of the LFGA were on hand to present Rena with her award along with a host of friends, family, current and former teammates amongst the attendees at today’s event. Pictured is Rena Buckley with her extended family, at Páirc Uí Chaoimh in Cork. Photo by Seb Daly/Sportsfile

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13 January 2018; Cork Camogie and Ladies Football legend Rena Buckley was today...

13 January 2018; Cork Camogie and Ladies Football legend Rena Buckley was today honoured by both the Camogie Association and Ladies Gaelic Football Association in a special event hosted in Cork’s Páirc Uí Chaoimh to recognise her extraordinary achievements in her career to date. Rena was presented with a special sculpture to mark her incredible haul of All-Ireland titles in both codes which now total 11 titles in Ladies Football and 7 in Camogie to make her the most successful player in Gaelic Games with 18 All-Ireland titles in addition to numerous other club, county and individual accolades. In 2017 she also completed the unique achievement of having captained her county to glory in both Camogie and Ladies Football during her career. The Presidents of both Associations, Catherine Neary of the Camogie Association and Marie Hickey of the LFGA were on hand to present Rena with her award along with a host of friends, family, current and former teammates amongst the attendees at today’s event. Pictured are Rena Buckley, with former Cork ladies footballers, from left, Geraldine O'Flynn, Briege Corkery, Norita Kelly, and current Cork ladies footballer Bríd Stack, at Páirc Uí Chaoimh in Cork. Photo by Seb Daly/Sportsfile

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13 January 2018; Cork Camogie and Ladies Football legend Rena Buckley was today...

13 January 2018; Cork Camogie and Ladies Football legend Rena Buckley was today honoured by both the Camogie Association and Ladies Gaelic Football Association in a special event hosted in Cork’s Páirc Uí Chaoimh to recognise her extraordinary achievements in her career to date. Rena was presented with a special sculpture to mark her incredible haul of All-Ireland titles in both codes which now total 11 titles in Ladies Football and 7 in Camogie to make her the most successful player in Gaelic Games with 18 All-Ireland titles in addition to numerous other club, county and individual accolades. In 2017 she also completed the unique achievement of having captained her county to glory in both Camogie and Ladies Football during her career. The Presidents of both Associations, Catherine Neary of the Camogie Association and Marie Hickey of the LFGA were on hand to present Rena with her award along with a host of friends, family, current and former teammates amongst the attendees at today’s event. Pictured is Rena Buckley with her extended family, at Páirc Uí Chaoimh in Cork. Photo by Seb Daly/Sportsfile

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13 January 2018; Cork Camogie and Ladies Football legend Rena Buckley was today...

13 January 2018; Cork Camogie and Ladies Football legend Rena Buckley was today honoured by both the Camogie Association and Ladies Gaelic Football Association in a special event hosted in Cork’s Páirc Uí Chaoimh to recognise her extraordinary achievements in her career to date. Rena was presented with a special sculpture to mark her incredible haul of All-Ireland titles in both codes which now total 11 titles in Ladies Football and 7 in Camogie to make her the most successful player in Gaelic Games with 18 All-Ireland titles in addition to numerous other club, county and individual accolades. In 2017 she also completed the unique achievement of having captained her county to glory in both Camogie and Ladies Football during her career. The Presidents of both Associations, Catherine Neary of the Camogie Association and Marie Hickey of the LFGA were on hand to present Rena with her award along with a host of friends, family, current and former teammates amongst the attendees at today’s event. Pictured is Rena Buckley, centre, with Donoughmore ladies football players and club representatives, at Páirc Uí Chaoimh in Cork. Photo by Seb Daly/Sportsfile

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13 January 2018; Cork Camogie and Ladies Football legend Rena Buckley was today...

13 January 2018; Cork Camogie and Ladies Football legend Rena Buckley was today honoured by both the Camogie Association and Ladies Gaelic Football Association in a special event hosted in Cork’s Páirc Uí Chaoimh to recognise her extraordinary achievements in her career to date. Rena was presented with a special sculpture to mark her incredible haul of All-Ireland titles in both codes which now total 11 titles in Ladies Football and 7 in Camogie to make her the most successful player in Gaelic Games with 18 All-Ireland titles in addition to numerous other club, county and individual accolades. In 2017 she also completed the unique achievement of having captained her county to glory in both Camogie and Ladies Football during her career. The Presidents of both Associations, Catherine Neary of the Camogie Association and Marie Hickey of the LFGA were on hand to present Rena with her award along with a host of friends, family, current and former teammates amongst the attendees at today’s event. Pictured are Rena Buckley and partner Páidí Collins, at Páirc Uí Chaoimh in Cork. Photo by Seb Daly/Sportsfile

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13 January 2018; Cork Camogie and Ladies Football legend...

13 January 2018; Cork Camogie and Ladies Football legend Rena Buckley was today honoured by both the Camogie Association and Ladies Gaelic Football Association in a special event hosted in Cork’s Páirc Uí Chaoimh to recognise her extraordinary achievements in her career to date. Rena was presented with a special sculpture to mark her incredible haul of All-Ireland titles in both codes which now total 11 titles in Ladies Football and 7 in Camogie to make her the most successful player in Gaelic Games with 18 All-Ireland titles in addition to numerous other club, county and individual accolades. In 2017 she also completed the unique achievement of having captained her county to glory in both Camogie and Ladies Football during her career. The Presidents of both Associations, Catherine Neary of the Camogie Association and Marie Hickey of the LFGA were on hand to present Rena with her award along with a host of friends, family, current and former teammates amongst the attendees at today’s event. Pictured are Rena Buckley and former Cork selector Frankie Honohan, at Páirc Uí Chaoimh in Cork. Photo by Seb Daly/Sportsfile

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13 January 2018; Cork Camogie and Ladies Football legend Rena Buckley was today...

13 January 2018; Cork Camogie and Ladies Football legend Rena Buckley was today honoured by both the Camogie Association and Ladies Gaelic Football Association in a special event hosted in Cork’s Páirc Uí Chaoimh to recognise her extraordinary achievements in her career to date. Rena was presented with a special sculpture to mark her incredible haul of All-Ireland titles in both codes which now total 11 titles in Ladies Football and 7 in Camogie to make her the most successful player in Gaelic Games with 18 All-Ireland titles in addition to numerous other club, county and individual accolades. In 2017 she also completed the unique achievement of having captained her county to glory in both Camogie and Ladies Football during her career. The Presidents of both Associations, Catherine Neary of the Camogie Association and Marie Hickey of the LFGA were on hand to present Rena with her award along with a host of friends, family, current and former teammates amongst the attendees at today’s event. Pictured at the event are, from left, Marian Crowley, Sectretary Cork Ladies Footballers, Mary McSweeney, Chairperson Cork Camogie, President of the Camogie Association Catherine Neary, Rena Buckley, President of the Ladies Gaelic Football Association, Maire Hickey, Shirley Moloney, PRO Cork Camogie, and Marian McCarthy, Treasurer Cork Camogie, at Páirc Uí Chaoimh in Cork. Photo by Seb Daly/Sportsfile

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13 January 2018; Cork Camogie and Ladies Football legend Rena Buckley was today...

13 January 2018; Cork Camogie and Ladies Football legend Rena Buckley was today honoured by both the Camogie Association and Ladies Gaelic Football Association in a special event hosted in Cork’s Páirc Uí Chaoimh to recognise her extraordinary achievements in her career to date. Rena was presented with a special sculpture to mark her incredible haul of All-Ireland titles in both codes which now total 11 titles in Ladies Football and 7 in Camogie to make her the most successful player in Gaelic Games with 18 All-Ireland titles in addition to numerous other club, county and individual accolades. In 2017 she also completed the unique achievement of having captained her county to glory in both Camogie and Ladies Football during her career. The Presidents of both Associations, Catherine Neary of the Camogie Association and Marie Hickey of the LFGA were on hand to present Rena with her award along with a host of friends, family, current and former teammates amongst the attendees at today’s event. Pictured at the event are, from left, Marian Crowley, Sectretary Cork Ladies Footballers, Mary McSweeney, Chairperson Cork Camogie, Rena Buckley, Shirley Moloney, PRO Cork Camogie, and Marian McCarthy, Treasurer Cork Camogie, at Páirc Uí Chaoimh in Cork. Photo by Seb Daly/Sportsfile

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13 January 2018; Cork Camogie and Ladies Football legend Rena Buckley was today...

13 January 2018; Cork Camogie and Ladies Football legend Rena Buckley was today honoured by both the Camogie Association and Ladies Gaelic Football Association in a special event hosted in Cork’s Páirc Uí Chaoimh to recognise her extraordinary achievements in her career to date. Rena was presented with a special sculpture to mark her incredible haul of All-Ireland titles in both codes which now total 11 titles in Ladies Football and 7 in Camogie to make her the most successful player in Gaelic Games with 18 All-Ireland titles in addition to numerous other club, county and individual accolades. In 2017 she also completed the unique achievement of having captained her county to glory in both Camogie and Ladies Football during her career. The Presidents of both Associations, Catherine Neary of the Camogie Association and Marie Hickey of the LFGA were on hand to present Rena with her award along with a host of friends, family, current and former teammates amongst the attendees at today’s event. Pictured are Rena Buckley and partner Páidí Collins, and his father Paddy, and mother Margaret, at Páirc Uí Chaoimh in Cork. Photo by Seb Daly/Sportsfile

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13 January 2018; Cork Camogie and Ladies Football legend Rena Buckley was today...

13 January 2018; Cork Camogie and Ladies Football legend Rena Buckley was today honoured by both the Camogie Association and Ladies Gaelic Football Association in a special event hosted in Cork’s Páirc Uí Chaoimh to recognise her extraordinary achievements in her career to date. Rena was presented with a special sculpture to mark her incredible haul of All-Ireland titles in both codes which now total 11 titles in Ladies Football and 7 in Camogie to make her the most successful player in Gaelic Games with 18 All-Ireland titles in addition to numerous other club, county and individual accolades. In 2017 she also completed the unique achievement of having captained her county to glory in both Camogie and Ladies Football during her career. The Presidents of both Associations, Catherine Neary of the Camogie Association and Marie Hickey of the LFGA were on hand to present Rena with her award along with a host of friends, family, current and former teammates amongst the attendees at today’s event. Pictured are Rena Buckley and partner Páidí Collins, at Páirc Uí Chaoimh in Cork. Photo by Seb Daly/Sportsfile

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13 January 2018; Cork Camogie and Ladies Football legend Rena Buckley was today...

13 January 2018; Cork Camogie and Ladies Football legend Rena Buckley was today honoured by both the Camogie Association and Ladies Gaelic Football Association in a special event hosted in Cork’s Páirc Uí Chaoimh to recognise her extraordinary achievements in her career to date. Rena was presented with a special sculpture to mark her incredible haul of All-Ireland titles in both codes which now total 11 titles in Ladies Football and 7 in Camogie to make her the most successful player in Gaelic Games with 18 All-Ireland titles in addition to numerous other club, county and individual accolades. In 2017 she also completed the unique achievement of having captained her county to glory in both Camogie and Ladies Football during her career. The Presidents of both Associations, Catherine Neary of the Camogie Association and Marie Hickey of the LFGA were on hand to present Rena with her award along with a host of friends, family, current and former teammates amongst the attendees at today’s event. Pictured are Rena Buckley and partner Páidí Collins, and his father Paddy, and mother Margaret, at Páirc Uí Chaoimh in Cork. Photo by Seb Daly/Sportsfile

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13 January 2018; Cork Camogie and Ladies Football legend Rena Buckley was today...

13 January 2018; Cork Camogie and Ladies Football legend Rena Buckley was today honoured by both the Camogie Association and Ladies Gaelic Football Association in a special event hosted in Cork’s Páirc Uí Chaoimh to recognise her extraordinary achievements in her career to date. Rena was presented with a special sculpture to mark her incredible haul of All-Ireland titles in both codes which now total 11 titles in Ladies Football and 7 in Camogie to make her the most successful player in Gaelic Games with 18 All-Ireland titles in addition to numerous other club, county and individual accolades. In 2017 she also completed the unique achievement of having captained her county to glory in both Camogie and Ladies Football during her career. The Presidents of both Associations, Catherine Neary of the Camogie Association and Marie Hickey of the LFGA were on hand to present Rena with her award along with a host of friends, family, current and former teammates amongst the attendees at today’s event. Pictured at the event are the Buckley family, from left, brother Jerry, mother Helen, father Tim and twin sister Mary, at Páirc Uí Chaoimh in Cork. Photo by Seb Daly/Sportsfile

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13 January 2018; Cork Camogie and Ladies Football legend Rena Buckley was today...

13 January 2018; Cork Camogie and Ladies Football legend Rena Buckley was today honoured by both the Camogie Association and Ladies Gaelic Football Association in a special event hosted in Cork’s Páirc Uí Chaoimh to recognise her extraordinary achievements in her career to date. Rena was presented with a special sculpture to mark her incredible haul of All-Ireland titles in both codes which now total 11 titles in Ladies Football and 7 in Camogie to make her the most successful player in Gaelic Games with 18 All-Ireland titles in addition to numerous other club, county and individual accolades. In 2017 she also completed the unique achievement of having captained her county to glory in both Camogie and Ladies Football during her career. The Presidents of both Associations, Catherine Neary of the Camogie Association and Marie Hickey of the LFGA were on hand to present Rena with her award along with a host of friends, family, current and former teammates amongst the attendees at today’s event. Pictured are Cork Ladies Football manager Ephie Fitzgerald, left, Rena Buckley, centre, and Cork Camogie manager Paudie Murray, at Páirc Uí Chaoimh in Cork. Photo by Seb Daly/Sportsfile

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13 January 2018; Cork Camogie and Ladies Football legend Rena Buckley was today...

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