Eimear Ryan: After camogie’s quiet revolution, what next for a players’ poll?

The Camogie Association have switched gears based on player feedback — what other burning issues could be put to a players’ poll?
Down’s Niamh Mallon in action against Amy Boyle of Antrim in the 2020 All-Ireland Intermediate Camogie Championship Final. The game between Down and Antrim was an entertaining goalfest, and it was brilliant to see less prominent camogie counties contesting the title, writes Eimear Ryan. Picture: INPHO/Ryan Byrne

Down’s Niamh Mallon in action against Amy Boyle of Antrim in the 2020 All-Ireland Intermediate Camogie Championship Final. The game between Down and Antrim was an entertaining goalfest, and it was brilliant to see less prominent camogie counties contesting the title, writes Eimear Ryan. Picture: INPHO/Ryan Byrne

The Camogie Association underwent a quiet revolution this past week. 

From a certain perspective, that revolution can look like a u-turn, or indeed the only viable PR move left after backing oneself into a corner. But credit where it’s due: the Camogie Association did, in the end, listen to and go with the majority’s wishes.

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