48c Se-tenant Pair
The first public camogie match took place in Dublin in 1904 and shortly after
that, the Camogie Association was formed with the aim of providing a Gaelic
Games outlet for the women of Ireland.
The first All Ireland took place in 1932 with Dublin taking the honours over
Galway to win the O'Duffy Cup by a score line of 3 - 2 to 0 - 2. In 1934 the
final was played in Croke Park and today the final has become a major date in
the GAA calendar.
There are numerous events scheduled throughout the year including a Camogie
exhibition in the GAA Museum and the announcement of the team of the Century.
Ireland commemmorated the centenary with two stamps designed by Finbarr
O'Connor.
Date of Issue 22 July 2004
Stamp Size 40.64mm x 29.8mm
Multicolour with phosphor tagging
Perforations 14 x 15
Printing Process Lithography
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