Female inter-county players suspend protests as agreement reached 

Gaelic Players Association, Camogie Association, and LGFA agree to deliver a charter for players ahead of the 2024 season in wake of United For Equality protests

TAKING A STAND: Donegal players, wearing United For Equality t-shirts, before the TG4 LGFA All-Ireland Senior Championship Quarter-Final match between Donegal and Dublin at MacCumhaill Park in Ballybofey, Donegal. Pic: Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile

Agreement has been reached by the Gaelic Players Association, Camogie Association, and LGFA to deliver a charter for female inter-county players ahead of the 2024 season, bringing to an end the matchday protests which have been ongoing for the last number of weeks.

Although the three parties have agreed to deliver minimum standards of player welfare by next year, the finer details of the charter - what will the mileage rate be set at, if indeed there will be one - have not yet been drawn up.