All things Camogie.

I know I'm being pedantic here however men don't play camogie so there's no men's option to compare with.

I get they have trained hard and want to play but its not helping by giving the Camogie association an out in the statement by saying they will change if forced instead of forcing the association into a postponement and make them look pathetic like they did with the Munster final.

Cork and Waterford sharing Munster title. Absolutely meaningless competition in Camogie anyway unfortunately.

Well, Special Congress takes place this evening….

Does anyone have the actual wording of the motion to go before the delegates?

And ideally, also the wording of the motions that were defeated last year, so we can see what exactly is different now?

Thanks. But am guessing you don't have the wording of tonight's motion?

I can't find it online anywhere. I believe it's to allow for the choice of skorts or shorts, and therefore possibly even exactly the same as the Meath & GB motions from last year. It'll be interesting to see how it goes anyway….

You’ll probably find there’ll be people out there keeping stats on who’s wearing what.

Well, after all that kerfuffle, seems the Wexford players chose to wear skorts in their match against Clare last Saturday -

I know the fight was all about having the choice of what to wear, but makes you wonder about that GPA survey that was carried out….

The Wexford team all wore shorts when taking to the field against Kilkenny for their Leinster Final a week earlier, and only changed into skorts "under protest" when instructed to do so.

And Camogie Association President Brian Molloy said that because of possible supply issues, they'd give teams until 1st July to comply with the part of the rule that shorts must have the Camogie Association crest on them. So seems there'd have been nothing wrong with Wexford using the same shorts they wore for the warm-up for that earlier match:

Now, don't get me wrong. It's still great that players have the choice. My main point here is that not for the first time, there has to be some doubt cast over how the GPA portrays the findings of a player survey.

The Sunday Game had maybe 90 seconds of Cork hammering Limerick, shown near the end of the programme. But overall, yes, it's normal service has resumed….

Waterford and Tipp handy wins in those 1/4 finals

Dublin prob feel hard done by with the Group draw.

Wexford, Clare, Limerick were a poor opposition for Cork and Tipp

Senior should only be 8 teams

Ya

In reality it goes

Cork by a mile

Galway… Tipp/Waterford

Kilkenny

Dublin

The rest a mile off then

I am a Kerryman living in Cork and I have been trying to bring my very-much-Cork 4yo daughter to a big championship match.

It hasn't been possible yet --- I very much had in mind a GAA match --- but the camogie AI is now possible (and maybe I can cheer on the Kerry camogie team in the second half).

Now... my question is... how does the day work for a Cork camogie fan. There are well-worn patterns for the Kerry GAA football fan but is there any such craic for camogie (or is it just "go to the stadium")?

We will be parking at a Dart station on the northside and driving up and down on the day.