Doireann O’Sullivan: Camogie and football must work together to avoid fixture clashes

At the end of last year, the LGFA pushed the Cork-Galway All-Ireland senior semi-final a week back as it was originally slated for the same day as Cork’s senior camogie last-four match with Kilkenny
Doireann O’Sullivan: Camogie and football must work together to avoid fixture clashes

Doireann O'Sullivan looks out over Cork City as part of the GPA's Return to Play event. Picture: Brendan Moran

Doireann O’Sullivan hopes the Camogie and Ladies Gaelic Football Associations (LGFA) can work together to avoid a repeat of the fixtures crises that have affected dual players in recent seasons.

At the end of last year, the LGFA pushed the Cork-Galway All-Ireland senior semi-final a week back as it was originally slated for the same day as Cork’s senior camogie last-four match with Kilkenny. Had they not done so, five of Cork’s dual players would have had to decide between the codes.

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