“We welcome this breakthrough.” Agreement has been reached between the the Gaelic Players Association, Camogie Association, and Ladies Gaelic football Association to deliver a charter for female inter-county players. This charter will be for the 2024 season, and all match-day protests which have been demonstrated in recent weeks have officially ended. There is still a […]
2 years ago
“Everyone should feel welcome.” The Camogie Association has launched PRIDE Round, an initiative which involves affording the third round of the Glen Dimplex All-Ireland Championship the dedicated name of “PRIDE Round”. Launched at Croke Park today, Pride Round will give counties the opportunity to host activities and promote inclusivity and diversity in the sport. “I […]
3 years ago
The deal extends to 2027. RTE have reached a new deal with the Camogie Association that will see a minimum of nine games shown live on the channel. The agreement stretches right up until 2027 and will include games from Junior, Intermediate and Senior divisions. The National League final and All-Ireland club final will also […]
4 years ago
“If something is going to change it’s going to be through the player voice.” Former Donegal footballer Nadine Doherty believes the time for stalling has passed and that a clear road map is needed towards the merger of the GAA, LGFA and Camogie Associations. The GPA, which now represents both male and female inter-county players, […]
4 years ago
“I believe this change will have the power to unite us and ignite Gaelic games.” The Gaelic Players Association are lobbying support for a motion to integrate the GAA, LGFA and Camogie Association. On February 26th a GAA congress meeting will be taking place, where the motion will be raised. The GPA have released the […]
4 years ago
It’s a repeat of last year’s All-Ireland semi-final pairings with Kilkenny to take on Cork while Galway face Tipperary. Last year, Kilkenny and Galway advanced to set up a second successive final but the Munster duo will surely have other ideas next Sunday, when the All-Ireland semi-finals go to Croke Park for a double header. […]
4 years ago