Laura Treacy: GAA should follow camogie's lead to survey stakeholders on rules

Hurling players, managers, and referees should be able to give feedback on the rules, says the Cork centre-back
Laura Treacy: GAA should follow camogie's lead to survey stakeholders on rules

Tipperary's Cait Devane congratulates Laura Treacy of Cork after their Camogie League opener last Saturday. Picture: INPHO/Laszlo Geczo

Cork camogie centre-back Laura Treacy has suggested Croke Park survey hurling players, managers, and referees as a means of ironing out concerns surrounding the rules of the game and how they are being interpreted on match-day.

Treacy said camogie players were surveyed after each league game last year to give feedback on the six playing rules being trialled for the first time.

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