Camogie

Dublin camogie breaks ranks and allows games go ahead even if players refuse to wear skorts

Several teams lined out in shorts during Tuesday night’s round of senior league games

Cork and Waterford considering skort protest escalation ahead of Munster final

Potential action follows protest by Dublin and Kilkenny teams before last weekend’s Leinster semi-final

Letters to the Editor, May 6th: On shorts and skorts, teaching hours, Kneecap, and the arrival of swifts

‘When will we ever get over the desire to police and dictate what women wear?’

Ursula Jacob: The absurd skorts rule is distracting from the great things happening in camogie

Women and girls should be able to choose what they wear to play our national game, and not have to obey an archaic dress code

The Irish Times view on camogie’s shorts ban: bizarre and archaic

It hardly seems credible that such an extraordinary rule should be in place at this time

Camogie team told to change shorts or match would be called off

Referee warns Laois U-23 team match against Kilkenny side would be abandoned if they did not change shorts worn in protest

Camogie Association’s ‘bananas’ skorts rule an ‘own goal’, says Alan Kelly

Oireachtas sport committee chairman to call in decision makers ‘to deal with issue once and for all’

Camogie players are right to protest about skorts - it’s scandalous they still need to

If camogie matches have to be abandoned, so be it

Skorts controversy: Dublin and Kilkenny camogie players may be sanctioned for wearing shorts

Both teams coordinated to wear shorts onto pitch as many players find the mandated skirt-short hybrids restricting

Amy O’Connor returns to aid Cork’s push for more silverware

All Star will strengthen the league champions’ push for a three-in-a-row of All-Ireland titles

Ashling Thompson powers Cork to comfortable league title

Midfielder won mountains of possession and found teammates with clever distribution

Cork book camogie league final place but other teams have all to play for in last round

Galway’s win over Dublin in Kilbeacanty means that they are the current holders of second spot

Waterford take first win of the season as Cork show their might against Kilkenny

Déise hoping to avoid relegation after strong win at Parnell Park

Girls and sport: ‘You don’t really aspire to be something that you don’t see. There’s a lot more to be done’

Camogie player Niamh McGrath reflects on keeping girls – and mothers – playing sport

Gaelic Players Association’s support of amateur status cannot be guaranteed, Parsons warns

Report finds intercounty players are incurring average expense loss of €4,602

Na Fianna of Dublin and Sarsfields of Cork secure first All-Ireland club hurling final appearance

Both sides win their respective semi-finals by single point in contests that were level in injury time

Majestic McGraths propel Sarsfields to fourth title

Galway champions prove much too strong for outclassed Truagh/Clonlara as they reclaim All-Ireland crown

Sarsfields captain Niamh McGrath on returning to the pitch after childbirth: ‘I’m not an inspiration to anyone’

McGrath is closing in on another AIB All-Ireland club camogie title with Sarsfields just 10 months after giving birth

Cork take eight camogie All Stars as Laura Hayes wins player of the year

All-Ireland winners dominate team with beaten finalists Galway winning five awards

Karen Duggan: There is a feel-good factor with the Irish women’s team. None of it extends to the league that produced them

The ‘disconnect’ between the league and international set-up means players feel they are not being seen

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