Camogie Association insist it's impossible to run All-Ireland Minor Championship in 2020

A Camogie Association statement released to the Irish Examiner indicates there will be no rowing back on the decision to cancel this year’s All-Ireland Minor Camogie Championship.
Camogie Association insist it's impossible to run All-Ireland Minor Championship in 2020
Thu, 25 Jun, 2020 - 16:31
Eoghan Cormican

Isobella Sheehan is tackled by Greta Hickey as Cork beat Clare in the 2019 All-Ireland Camogie Minor A Championship Final. Photo: INPHO/Ryan Byrne
Isobella Sheehan is tackled by Greta Hickey as Cork beat Clare in the 2019 All-Ireland Camogie Minor A Championship Final. Photo: INPHO/Ryan Byrne

A Camogie Association statement released to the Irish Examiner indicates there will be no rowing back on the decision to cancel this year’s All-Ireland Minor Camogie Championship.

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