GPA welcomes GAA's offer to support establishment of female charter 

While the Gaelic Players Association will facilitate media access to players, the decision of players to withdraw from media events organised by the two governing bodies, particularly in advance of the All-Ireland finals, will undoubtedly hurt coverage of these deciders.

ESCALATION: Meath and Donegal players wearing United For Equality T-shirts. Pic: ©INPHO/Bryan Keane

The GPA has welcomed the GAA's offer to support the establishment of a female charter, should they be asked to do so by the LGFA and Camogie Association. 

GAA Director General Tom Ryan - speaking at the Joint Committee for Tourism, Culture, Arts, Sport and Media - clarified that the GAA are willing to help and support the move.