CAMOGIE: Rankings (April 2023)

The Camogie Rankings (post Very Leagues) are now available. (Galway celebrate after winning the Division 1A Final ©INPHO/Ryan Byrne)

League champions Galway are top of the pile, replacing Kilkenny who are second.  Cork and Tipperary remain third and fourth respectively.

Carlow are the big movers up five places to 24th; Kerry rise three places (16th); Antrim (9th), Offaly (13th) and Meath (14th) climb two places each; and there are also gains for Clare (7th) and Wexford (8th).

(+1)	1.	GALWAY	79.67
(-1)	2.	Kilkenny	75.48
==	3.	Cork	74.31
==	4.	Tipperary	70.87
==	5.	Waterford	67.46
==	6.	Dublin	63.51
(+1)	7.	Clare	62.32
(+1)	8.	Wexford	60.42
(+2)	9.	Antrim	57.40
==	10.	Down	56.63
(-4)	11.	Limerick	56.06
(+1)	12.	(Cork-B)	52.71
(+2)	13.	Offaly	49.21
(+2)	14.	Meath	48.22
(-3)	15.	(Galway-B)	47.50
(+3)	16.	Kerry	47.45
(-3)	17.	Derry	47.39
==	18.	(Kilkenny-B)	46.67
(-2)	19.	Westmeath	45.02
==	20.	(Wexford-B)	41.00
(+2)	21.	(Tipperary-B)	38.92
(+4)	22.	(Clare-B)	36.32
(-1)	23.	(Dublin-B)	34.67
(+5)	24.	Carlow	34.57
(-4)	25.	Kildare	34.55
(-2)	26.	(Antrim-B)	34.17
==	27.	Armagh	33.94
(-3)	28.	Laois	32.82
(-1)	29.	Cavan	31.95
NE	30.	(Offaly-B)	25.86
(-1)	31.	Tyrone	25.65
==	32.	Roscommon	23.66
(+1)	33.	(Limerick-B)	22.87
(-3)	34.	Mayo	22.05
(-2)	35.	Wicklow	19.74
(-1)	36.	(Waterford-B)	17.18
(-1)	37.	Donegal	14.25
(-1)	38.	(Kildare-B)	14.04
(-1)	39.	(Down-B)	13.98
(-1)	40.	Louth	13.82

CAMOGIE: End of Year Rankings 2021