Amy Lee: 'We have gone to matches and the showers weren't working'

The Cork camogie star knows the creation of one single Gaelic games governing body will ensure greater and more equal access to playing facilities for female players, but does not believe that she will still be lining out when such equality is achieved.
Amy Lee: 'We have gone to matches and the showers weren't working'

John West Féile Ambassador and Cork Camogie player Amy Lee. 

Cork camogie captain Amy Lee doesn’t expect “much change” on the integration front across the remainder of her career but believes the next generation of players will benefit from the push to achieve one single Gaelic games governing body.

Although the GAA, LGFA, and Camogie Association passed motions at their respective Congresses in recent weeks committing to amalgamation, GAA president Larry McCarthy has warned that a long road lies ahead before full integration becomes a working reality.

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