Editing Camogie (section)

===All-Ireland Championship===
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[[File:Sean O’Duffy(c. 1885-1981) in his volunteer uniform from the 1916 Rebellion.png|thumb|The [[O'Duffy Cup]], named after [[Seán O'Duffy]], is the prize presented to the winners of the [[All-Ireland Senior Camogie Championship]]]]

The county is the unit of structure in elite competition, responsible for organising club competitions within the county unit and for fielding inter-county teams in the various grades of the [[All-Ireland Senior Camogie Championship|All-Ireland championships]] and [[National Camogie League]]. The [[All-Ireland Senior Club Camogie Championship|All Ireland Club Championship]] is staged at Senior, Intermediate and Junior level, usually reaching the final stages in November–December or the following March. [[London GAA#Camogie|London]] competed in the National Camogie League in the [[National Camogie League 2010|2010]] season, but not in [[National Camogie League 2011|2011]].

Counties compete for the elite [[All-Ireland Senior Camogie Championship]] in which the [[O'Duffy Cup]] is awarded. The All-Ireland Final is held every year in [[Croke Park]] during September, usually on the week between the [[hurling]] final and [[Gaelic football]] final, and attracts attendances of up to 33,000.<ref name="Irish Examiner"/>

There are age-graded All Ireland championships at [[All-Ireland Minor Camogie Championship|Minor A]], [[All-Ireland Minor Camogie Championship#All Ireland Minor B Finals|Minor B]], and [[All-Ireland Minor Camogie Championship#All Ireland Minor C Finals|Minor C]], and [[All-Ireland Minor Camogie Championship#All Ireland Under-16 Camogie Finals|Under-16 A]], [[All-Ireland Minor Camogie Championship#All Ireland Under-16 B Finals|B]] and [[All-Ireland Minor Camogie Championship#All Ireland Under-16 C Finals|C]] level.

Six teams contest the fourth-tier [[All-Ireland Junior Camogie Championship#Nancy Murray Cup|Nancy Murray Cup]] (or Junior A championship), [[Carlow GAA#Camogie|Carlow]], [[Cavan GAA#Camogie|Cavan]], [[Monaghan GAA#Camogie|Monaghan]], [[Tyrone GAA#Camogie|Tyrone]], [[Westmeath GAA#Camogie|Westmeath]], and the second team of [[Offaly GAA#Camogie|Offaly]].

Three teams contest the fifth-tier [[All-Ireland Junior Camogie Championship#Máire Ní Chinnéide Cup|Máire Ní Chinnéide Cup]], (or Junior B championship), [[Wicklow GAA#Camogie|Wicklow]], and the second teams of [[Kildare GAA#Camogie|Kildare]] and [[Meath GAA#Camogie|Meath]].

Although six counties do not compete at adult level: [[Donegal GAA#Camogie|Donegal]], [[Fermanagh GAA#Camogie|Fermanagh]], [[Leitrim GAA#Camogie|Leitrim]], [[Longford GAA#Camogie|Longford]], [[Mayo GAA#Camogie|Mayo]] and [[Sligo GAA#Camogie|Sligo]] do not compete at adult level, clubs from [[Fermanagh GAA#Camogie|Fermanagh]], [[Kerry GAA#Camogie|Kerry]] and [[Mayo GAA#Camogie|Mayo]] have won honours and [[Donegal GAA#Camogie|Donegal]] have contested divisional finals at under-14 [[Feile na nGael]] level. Both [[Louth GAA#Camogie|Louth]] (in [[All-Ireland Senior Camogie Championship 1934|1934]] and [[All-Ireland Senior Camogie Championship 1936|1936]]) and [[Mayo GAA#Camogie|Mayo]] (in [[All-Ireland Senior Camogie Championship 1959|1959]]) have contested the [[All-Ireland Senior Camogie Championship|All Ireland senior final]] in the past.