THE FORMAT AND fixtures are still to be finalised, but the 2020 All-Ireland Camogie Championship is set to run from October to December this year.
The sport’s league competitions and the All-Ireland Minor Championship, both brought to a halt by the pandemic in February, have been cancelled. However, Minor Championships will be played out within provinces.
A statement from the Camogie Association this evening said that the precise format of the All-Ireland Championship ‘will be finalised in the coming weeks’, though they have stated that there will be no promotion/relegation element and the initial round-robin format will be followed by knockout rounds.
The U16 championship will also be played out between October and December, but the All-Ireland Club Championships will run into 2021 with, again, an exact format yet to be settled on.
I’d be advising tipp people in general to avoid social Interaction
@kevin lally: Coming from a perennial loser westie, no one in Tipp is offended.
@Gerard Martin: possibly the warm weather?
@Gerard Martin: they are out there a week, alot has changed in that period of time. Chill out they are now in isolation for 2 weeks
@Sean Dalton:
No they aren’t
Employers must be sick of gaa players
@Sean Murphy: that’s fairly obvious but didn’t show much regard for themselves or anyone else with all the warnings given before they went in the first place
So does the wife move out?
I suppose wel have to keep Liam for another yesr
@Spailpeen Farrell: Soft All Ireland
@Porter Mechanic: how is that
@Gerard Martin: Tipp are notorious bad losers and worse winners. The entire county should be in lockdown…permanently.
@Rocky Rocks: Jesus loves Tipp
@Rocky Rocks: the cabbage sandwich brigade
@Sean Dalton: it has been in Spain for 6 weeks. Their stupidity and total disregard for everyone else should not be ignored. Where do you see that they are in isolation?