Thursday 3 December 2020
There was some confusion over the timekeeping in both games.
Antrim and Down will contest the Intermediate decider while Cavan will face Armagh in the Premier Junior final.
Pamela Greville speaks to The42 about the highs and lows of playing camogie for Westmeath.
Cathal Murray’s intermediate side had already played one game before the announcement was made.
The Group 1 clash has been moved to Sunday 8 November.
The same motion was also rejected by the Ladies Gaelic Football Association earlier this year.
Camogie Association CEO Sinéad McNulty believes strongly in the idea of the Gaelic games family.
‘We are putting everything in place to make sure that our games can happen,’ says Camogie Association CEO Sinéad McNulty.
WGPA chairperson Maria Kinsella says there is an argument to play inter-county games first.
All camogie activity is suspended until 5 May after taking advice from relevant state authorities.
A trip down memory lane as we test your knowledge.
A fixture plan update amidst the Covid-19 crisis, with Congress also postponed.
Laois Camogie announced yesterday that the county would not field for the 2020 inter-county season due to ‘unavailability of players’.
Waterford are playing Cork on Sunday to accommodate dual players in the Rebel county.
The calls for change have been plenty – and positive moves have been made of late.
The rules of the game have been hit out at time and time again of late.
Dubliner Sinéad McNulty has been confirmed as the new Ard Stiúrthóir after a long search.
Eve O’Brien had a lot to get off her chest – and she feels that most camogie players will agree.
After six months of negotations, the.three associations have announced draft memorandums of understanding.
Camogie star Mags D’Arcy calls on the GAA to take the women’s games under its wing.
Eilís Ní Chaiside spoke of her late father Thomas following Slaughtneil’s magnificent AIB All-Ireland Camogie Senior Club final.
The winners of the playoff will now have to play two games in three days.
Shane O’Brien is “hugely relieved” at the outcome.
Unsurprisingly, nobody has taken to defending the Camogie Association.
We HAD all the action from Croke Park.
Aileen Lawlor also highlighted the increased influence of Irish women in sport in recent months.
The ASAI upholds 82 complaints against the Gaelic football-themed Hunky Dory’s ads which caused “grave and widespread offence”.
Those ads featuring scantily-clad girls trying their hand at our national sport haven’t gone down well with some…
