Overview
- The Munster Camogie final was postponed after Cork and Waterford refused to wear skorts, opting for shorts in protest.
- Camogie Association President Brian Molloy expressed support for player choice and expects a rule change to pass at the May 22 special congress.
- A recent survey found 83% of players favor the option to wear shorts, citing discomfort, exposure concerns, and period anxiety with skorts.
- Two previous motions to allow shorts were defeated in 2024, but escalating protests have increased pressure for reform.
- The All-Ireland championship, set to begin two days after the vote, could be jeopardized if the motion to allow shorts fails.