Camogie chiefs vow to learn from 2015 controversies

Camogie Association president Catherine Neary is confident that this year’s championship will not be hit by the same controversies that dogged last season’s competition after taking steps to rectify a number of high-profile issues.

Camogie chiefs vow to learn from 2015 controversies
Fri, 10 Jun, 2016 - 01:00
Ciarán Gallagher

The 2016 Liberty Insurance All-Ireland Senior Championship was formally launched in Croke Park yesterday with confirmation that this year’s semi-finals and final will be broadcast live on RTÉ One television.

The championship commences next weekend with Cork opening the defence of their title against Waterford in Walsh Park in one of five senior fixtures scheduled for Saturday (June 18).

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