Déise boss Ephie Fitzgerald says ladies football 'going nowhere' without amalgamation

Reacting to GPA motion at Congress which calls on GAA to prioritise integration
Déise boss Ephie Fitzgerald says ladies football 'going nowhere' without amalgamation

Waterford manager Ephie Fitzgerald: 'Unless there is an amalgamation, ladies football is going nowhere.' Picture: Inpho/Ken Sutton

Two recent All-Ireland-winning ladies football managers are in favour of the LGFA merging with the GAA and Camogie Association, with former Cork ladies boss Ephie Fitzgerald calling on the LGFA to outline any reservations they have towards one single governing body.

The conversation around amalgamation of the three has been reignited by the GPA motion to Congress which calls on the GAA to “prioritise integration” with the Camogie Association and LGFA.

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