Rena Buckley

Rena Buckley
Personal information
Irish name	Ríoghna Ní Bhuachalla
Sport	Ladies' Gaelic football
Position	half back/midfield
Born	1987 (age 28–29) Cork, Republic of Ireland
Occupation	physiotherapist
Club(s)
Years	Club
	Inniscarra
Inter-county(ies)
Years	County
2004-	Cork
Inter-county titles
All-Irelands	17
All Stars	9

Rena Buckley (born 1987) in Cork is a camogie player, gaelic footballer and physiotherapist, winner of All Ireland medals in 2006, 2008 and 2009.^[1] She won All Star awards in 2006, and 2007. She holds of All- Ireland Senior, National League and provincial medals in camogie and ladies' football, Rena has also won All-Ireland Minor honours as well as Intermediate and Junior Munster championships. She was selected on the Colleges centenary All Star team and is also a dual All Star. She was The Corkman/ Springfort Hall sports person of the year in 2006 and, alongside Briege Corkery, was named the dual Irish sportswoman of the year 2015.^[2]

References

↑ "All Ireland final". Irish Times. Irish Times. 13 September 2009. Retrieved 13 September 2009.
↑ All Ireland camogie final programme 2009

External links

All-Ireland Senior Camogie Championship: Roll of Honour
Report of All Ireland final in Irish Times Independent and Examiner

Cork – 2005 All-Ireland Senior Ladies' Football Champions (1st title)

1 E. Harte 2 R. Buckley 3 A. Walsh 4 B. Stack 5 B. Corkery 6 C. Walsh 7 S. O'Reilly 8 J. Murphy (c) 9 N. Kelly 10 A. Murphy 11 R. Curtin 12 N. Cleary 13 V. Mulcahy 14 C. Creedon 15 G. O'Flynn Subs used M. O'Connor for G. O'Flynn D. O'Reilly for C. Creedon A. O'Connor for R. Curtin N. Keohane for A. Murphy

Cork – 2006 All-Ireland Senior Ladies' Football Champions (2nd title)

1 E. Harte 2 R. Buckley 3 A. Walsh 4 B. Corkery 5 G. O'Flynn 6 B. Stack 7 S. O'Reilly 8 J. Murphy (c) 9 N. Kelly 10 N. Cleary 11 D. O'Reilly 12 A. Murphy 13 V. Mulcahy 14 M. O'Connor 15 C. Creedon Subs used M. Kelly for V. Mulcahy C. Walsh for A. Murphy A. Murphy for C. Creedon

Cork – 2007 All-Ireland Senior Ladies' Football Champions (3rd title)

1 E. Harte 2 C. Walsh 3 A. Walsh 4 Rena Buckley 5 L. Barrett 6 B. Stack 7 B. Corkery 8 J. Murphy (c) 9 N. Kelly 10 G. O'Flynn 11 L. McMahon 12 N. Cleary 13 V. Mulcahy 14 A. Murphy 15 D. O'Reilly Subs used Rhona Buckley for N. Kelly M. Kelly for L. McMahon A. O'Shea for N. Cleary C. Foley for C. Walsh S. O'Reilly for L. Barrett

Cork – 2008 All-Ireland Senior Ladies' Football Champions (4th title)

1 E. Harte 2 C. Walsh 3 A. Walsh (c) 4 L. Barrett 5 B. Corkery 6 B. Stack 7 G. O'Flynn 8 J. Murphy 9 N. Kelly 10 N. Cleary 11 M. O'Connor 12 D. O'Reilly 13 V. Mulcahy 14 A. O'Shea 15 A. Murphy Subs used Rena Buckley for C. Walsh C. O'Sullivan for D. O'Reilly Rhona Buckley for A. Murphy R. O'Sullivan for A. O'Shea S. O'Reilly for N. Cleary Manager E. Ryan

Cork – 2009 All-Ireland Senior Ladies' Football Champions (5th title)

1 E. Harte 2 Rena Buckley 3 A. Walsh 4 G. O'Flynn 5 C. O'Sullivan 6 B. Stack 7 B. Corkery 8 J. Murphy 9 N. Kelly 10 N. Cleary 11 D. O'Reilly 12 A. O'Shea 13 M. O'Connor (c) 14 V. Mulcahy 15 Rhona Buckley Subs used L. McMahon for A. O'Shea L. Barrett for Rhona Buckley M. Kelly for M. O'Connor Manager E. Ryan

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