HSE investigating 'outbreak of gastro-enteritis' among camogie teams following event at Limerick GAA grounds

The Health Service Executive has said it is investigating “an outbreak of gastro-enteritis” among senior camogie squads in Limerick, Wexford and Kerry, after all three counties competed at an event in Co Limerick on June 29 last.

HSE investigating 'outbreak of gastro-enteritis' among camogie teams following event at Limerick GAA grounds

The Health Service Executive has said it is investigating “an outbreak of gastro-enteritis” among senior camogie squads in Limerick, Wexford and Kerry, after all three counties competed at an event in Co Limerick on June 29 last.

The HSE’s Public Health and Environmental Health Departments stated this evening that, both it and Limerick City and County Council are investigating the outbreak “among players from Limerick and Wexford senior teams and Limerick and Kerry junior teams who played camogie matches at Croagh Kilfinny GAA grounds” last Saturday.

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