Massive day ahead for Johnstownbridge camogs as they look to seal successive All-Ireland titles

Johnstownbridge ladies will be looking to join the list of teams that have captured back to back All-Ireland Junior Club Camogie Championship titles when they take on Clare champions, Scariff Ogonnelloe, in Birr this afternoon.

The Kildare club landed the title in 2015 with victory over Roscommon's Athleague in the final, and they had to get by the Connacht champions once again in 2016, this time defeating them in the semi-final.

Scariff are an impressive outfit, and their 6-22 to 0-5 demolition of O'Connells(Armagh) in the All-Ireland semi-final sent out a message of intent. Rachel Minogue lashed home a hat-trick of goals in that facile win, while Mairéad Scanlon was on top form too as she hit 12 points, seven of which came from play.

Both of those players will take some watching, while corner-forward Sarah O'Donnell is also an extremely talented player who has a keen eye for goal.

Johnstownbridge have the experience however of winning an All-Ireland final, and another title would mean a large contingent of their side have won national titles in both camogie and football this year after Kildare's brilliant All-Ireland Intermediate Championship win.

Throw-in for the big game is at 2.15pm in Birr this afternoon, and KildareNow will be reporting live from the Offaly venue to bring you all the action as it happens.

If you can't make it to Birr, you can watch the game live via the local streaming website here.