Niamh McPeake voices concern ACL injuries in women's sport
Having missed last season's All-Ireland camogie triumph with Galway, Niamh McPeake is more than making up for lost time after her ACL injury. The Galway forward's goals in the group stage helped the Tribeswomen straight to the semi-finals, helping her win the PwC GPA Player of the Month for June. McPeake was not on her own in the Galway squad on the treatment table, with Áine Keane also recovering from an ACL.
- ▪Having missed last season's All-Ireland camogie triumph with Galway, Niamh McPeake is more than making up for lost time after her ACL injury.
- ▪The Galway forward's goals in the group stage helped the Tribeswomen straight to the semi-finals, helping her win the PwC GPA Player of the Month for June.
- ▪McPeake was not on her own in the Galway squad on the treatment table, with Áine Keane also recovering from an ACL.
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Having missed last season's All-Ireland camogie triumph with Galway, Niamh McPeake is more than making up for lost time after her ACL injury. The Galway forward's goals in the group stage helped the Tribeswomen straight to the semi-finals, helping her win the PwC GPA Player of the Month for June. McPeake was not on her own in the Galway squad on the treatment table, with Áine Keane also recovering from an ACL. ACL (anterior cruciate ligament) is the ligament in the knee that helps keep the joint stable during twisting, turning and sudden changes of direction. It's an increasingly common injury for elite athletes across all sports. McPeake is concerned by how common these type of injuries have become in women's sport.
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