Pledge ensures female GAA players to be paid same as males for promotional work

The pledge has been signed by the Teneo and Wilson Hartnell agencies. 
Pledge ensures female GAA players to be paid same as males for promotional work

21 October 2021; Dublin camogie player Ali Twomey is pictured at Parnell Park at the unveiling of the new Dublin GAA 2022 alternate kit. Photo by Seb Daly/Sportsfile  

Female inter-county Gaelic games players will be paid the same for promotional work as males, following a pledge agreed between two of the country's leading sport and sponsorship agencies and the Gaelic Players Association.

The pledge has been signed by the Teneo and Wilson Hartnell agencies. 

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