Camogie Association

They say controversy is the best, and perhaps only, way to be sure of getting women’s sport into the papers. After a successful All-Ireland semi-final(...)

What were the odds on the first weekend of the last month of the year like no other that not one but two fundamental challenges for the future would a(...)

In many regards, it hasn’t been a fun time to be a woman in sport at the minute. We’ve had the WGPA report which stated women are spending up to €200 (...)

The eve of essential GAA, camogie and ladies football matches is upon us, ladies and gentlemen. A winter long fiesta of games that hangs quite literal(...)

Irish sport does not have “a huge doping culture” according to Sport Ireland chief executive John Treacy. Of 1,303 anti-doping tests carried out in (...)

What is happening now? The country has gone into a partial lockdown or at the very least schools, colleges, childcare centres and public facilities i(...)

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar announced the closure of schools, colleges and other public facilities in response to the coronavirus pandemic at a press confe(...)

When Littlewoods Ireland dropped their brand new “Style Meets Substance” promotion for this year’s camogie leagues, it felt like something big was goi(...)

You can’t say former Mayo great Cora Staunton did not warn us last year about this. In an interview with Game On on RTÉ 2FM, Staunton expressed the (...)

“Thank you, come again!” You have all heard Simpsons character Apu Nahasapeemapetilon in your head, right? While that catchphrase has become synonymou(...)