Camogie Association vote 'does not necessarily reflect policy towards dual players'

The Dublin motion, rejected by 76% of Camogie Congress attendees, hoped to facilitate and support dual players

The Camogie Association has defended the decision taken at Saturday's Congress to reject a motion designed to facilitate and support dual players.

The Dublin motion, rejected by 76% of Camogie Congress attendees, sought to write in rule that the Camogie Association “recognises and supports the concept of a dual player, as defined, and will encourage all of its units to support and facilitate its playing members of all ages, who wish to do so, to play both camogie and ladies Gaelic football”.