Murray: I never threatened to end players’ Cork careers

Cork camogie manager Paudie Murray is adamant he didn’t threaten any players with the end of their inter-county careers if they played for UCC in the O’Connor Cup at the weekend.

Murray: I never threatened to end players’ Cork careers

The All-Ireland champions beat Limerick in Sunday’s National League semi-final without dual player Libby Coppinger, who opted to play for the college in the intervarsity football competition, while Hannah Looney and Méabh Cahalane lined out with Cork.

UCC manager Shane Ronayne had said that the players were told that they would never play for Cork again if they played in the O’Connor Cup, but Murray has denied that, as well as questioning Ronayne’s authority to speak on behalf of the college.

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