'Long way to go' on equal rights for female players, insists Cork star Farmer

Six-time All-Ireland winner, currently weighing up whether to extend her inter-county career, insists disparity is a work in progress
'Long way to go' on equal rights for female players, insists Cork star Farmer

VOICING FRUSTRATIONS: Orlagh Farmer, six-in-a-row All Ireland winner with Cork footballers and Sport to Start-Up participant now has her own business EmpowerEd Coaching. at the launch of the Sport to Start Up programme for 2022. Pic: INPHO/Morgan Treacy

Cork footballer Orlagh Farmer reckons there is still 'a long way to go' when it comes to equal rights for inter-county female players.

The six-time All-Ireland winner acknowledged the various positive developments in the area, like merging the GPA and WGPA, provision of travel expenses and the increased crowds at All-Ireland finals.

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