The GPA have released an open letter from the 68 captains.
MALE SENIOR CAPTAINS from inter-county teams around the country have called on the GAA to support female players in their campaign to seek improved standards of welfare.
Ladies football and camogie panels recently announced that they would play the rest of the 2023 championship ‘under protest’, with a landmark press conference taking place in Dublin to outline the grievances of players.24 inter-county players were in attendance on that occasion with players calling for the implementation of an agreed charter that would improve the standards of welfare and care they experience.
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