Inter-county ladies football and camogie panels are playing ‘under protest’.
Emma Duffy INTER-COUNTY LADIES football and camogie panels have revealed they did contemplate full strike action as they get set to play the rest of the 2023 championship “under protest”,
Speaking at the event at the Radisson Blu Airport Hotel, Dublin camogie captain Aisling Maher admitted that immediate strike action was considered. “Obviously our priority here is to come to some sort of resolution so the exact protest is not something we have discussed at any length or agreed as a collective,” Maher added.“We have seen examples in the male game of things they have been pushed to whether that is delaying start times, not speaking to media. Things we’ve seen in the GAA are all viable options to us if we get forced into that position.
Wall is currently balancing her inter-county commitments with AFLW life in North Melbourne, so is well-versed to address the “huge disparity” and push/pull factor. Carla Rowe took the microphone at one point. The Dublin star echoed the sentiments that they didn’t want to take this action but needed to call for “a basic” in equality.
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