Former Galway manager Tony Ward hopes for speedy resolution to camogie row

The Camogie Association has promised to review their proposed fixture schedule amid the threat of a boycott
Former Galway manager Tony Ward hopes for speedy resolution to camogie row

Former Galway camogie and current Doon hurling manager Tony Ward. Photo by Diarmuid Greene/Sportsfile

Two-time All-Ireland winning Galway camogie manager Tony Ward is confident peace will break out to allow the Littlewoods Ireland camogie leagues to begin as planned this month.

Over 630 of 752 camogie players told the Gaelic Players Association at the weekend that they would not participate in the leagues should the Camogie Association persist with their proposed schedule for the season.

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