Waterford camogie squad feel like 'second class citizens' amid fixture pile-up

The Leinster club championship doesn't start until the New Year and O'Brien believes that the black and amber have an unfair advantage.

Waterford manager Fergal O'Brien has blasted the Camogie Association, claiming that the 2020 All Ireland series isn’t a level playing field and that his players feel like second class citizens.

O’Brien could only have six days to prepare with a full squad for their championship opener against Kilkenny on October 17 due to Munster club commitments for Gailltir and Dungarvan. Ten players are involved in provincial semi-finals this weekend with the finals fixed for October 11.