Louise started her grá for camogie when Plunkett's first set up camogie in the 70's. Louise was involved in the team that 3 championship successes at different levels in the 80's bringing Plunkett's camogie section to Senior status for the first time. It was during these years that Louise came to the attention of the Dublin Camogie selectors & from 1984 was called up to the panel where she held a place for many years to come. In 1993 Louise moved to Marino/Vincents where she played both football & hurling.
Louise played with Marino Camogie Club from the early '90s, winning five Dublin Senior 'A' c'ships from 1992-1996 and a further Dublin and Leinster title in 1998 with St. Vincents (following the amalgamation of both Clubs).
Louise also collected two All-Ireland Sevens trophies, in 1991 and 1995. She played Camogie for Dublin at both senior and junior level during the '90s and also won an All-Ireland Junior Ladies Football medal with Dublin in 1989.
She was a terrific Camogie player with a blistering turn of speed and an innate talent that made her almost impossible to mark. She left her mark wherever she went and will forever live in the hears and memories of her beloved family, her teammates and all who knew her. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a hanam.