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Former Limerick camogie player Martina McMahon has become the first ever World Female Handball Champion after a comprehensive victory over the number one ranked One Ball handball female in the US, Danielle Daskalakis in the decider. McMahon, who plays for the Broadford club won on a scoreline of 21-15, 18-21, 11-4 to claim the title.
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Earlier this year, McMahon upset the odds at home to defeat reigning champion Catriona Casey to win her maiden 40×20 Singles title. This Worlds success has added to her already impressive CV with wallball, 40×20 and 60×30 Irish titles previously won.
Ireland’s Conor McElduff completed the wallball sweep for the country as he defeated American Vlad Klym to secure the Male World Open Singles trophy.
https://twitter.com/GAA\_Handball/status/1029611557368614912
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