O'Flynn: Gender equality must be top of GAA agenda

Former Camogie Association CEO, Joan O'Flynn, believes that: “In terms of Gaelic games, a point worth making is that while a lot of the language has been around mergers and integration and so on, maybe the debate has now moved on and it needs to be more about equality now."
O'Flynn: Gender equality must be top of GAA agenda

Former Camogie Association CEO, Joan O'Flynn

Former Camogie Association President Joan O’Flynn says gender equality within Gaelic games is the wider issue behind recent discussions about integration of the Gaelic games organisations - the GAA, the Camogie Association and the LGFA.

“It’s a case of ‘what’s your goal?’” says O’Flynn.

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