Eimear Ryan: Club players have warmed up to the sight of ourselves on screen

Like Narcissus catching a glimpse of himself in a puddle, you grow enamoured of watching yourself from the same perspective as you’ve been watching your heroes on The Sunday Game for years

Courcey Rovers celebrate their Cork Senior Camogie title win at the final whistle. Picture: Jim Coughlan.

There has been an odd sort of glamour to this strange, foreshortened GAA season. Out from the shadow of the inter-county championships, club games are firing the popular imagination. 

The water break now facilitates talk of the ‘quarters’ in a game, giving post-match analysis a distinctly American flavour. And because of live-streaming, many club players are now, perhaps for the first time, able to watch themselves play.