'Let's build a Gaelic games family': Merger will deliver equity, says incoming camogie president

Hilda Breslin will succeed Kathleen Woods as Camogie Association president next month

Hilda Breslin: 'If we are treating everybody the same, then we have got to be one association, one family, and treat all of our members and all of our players the same'. Picture: INPHO/Tommy Dickson

Merging the GAA, Camogie Association, and LGFA will deliver “equity of opportunity” and bring an end to the unequal treatment of male and female players, incoming Camogie Association president Hilda Breslin has said.

Athy native Breslin will succeed Kathleen Woods as Camogie Association president next month and is determined during her three-year term in office to play a leading role in bringing about one association for Gaelic games.