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GAA/LGFA

'Amalgamation terms need to be clear and fair' - Maureen O’Donnell

Maureen O’Donnell says it’s a significant step in the right direction as the GAA, LGFA and the Camogie bodies finally prepare to come under the one umbrella. However, the former Donegal star has warned there is still some way to go before they hit ...

21 Feb 2024 at 17:00

GAA/LGFA

Government support for Gaelic games' amalgamation reiterated by McConalogue

Charlie McConalogue has reiterated the government’s support for the amalgamation of the Ladies’ Gaelic Football Association, the Camogie Association and the Gaelic Athletic Association. Addressing delegates at the Ladies’ Gaelic Football ...

08 Mar 2025 at 14:18

Northern Ireland

Camogie Assocation gives green light to wearing of shorts

A special congress of the Camogie Association has voted in favour of allowing shorts to become part of the sport’s official kit. The ballot on Thursday night saw 98% vote in favour of the change which will result in players across ...

22 May 2025 at 22:29

National News

'It's time for cool heads': Minister for Sport hopeful of a resolution in skort dispute

The Minister for Sport Patrick O'Donovan says he remains hopeful a solution can be found to the current dispute The Gaelic Players Association is seeking support from the Government to ensure the Munster Senior Camogie final ...

09 May 2025 at 15:05

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