Dublin camogie has instructed its referees to allow games to go ahead even if players refuse to wear skorts, despite the sport’s rules stating that games should be abandoned when it happens. On Tuesday night, a full round of senior league games took place across the county with several teams lining out in shorts in solidarity with their county players after last weekend’s protest.
In a circular sent to the county’s referees earlier this week, Dublin camogie chairman Karl O’Brien made it clear that games were not to be abandoned on the basis of shorts being worn instead of skorts. It led to teams from Na Fianna, St Jude’s, Castleknock, Ballyboden and several others lining out for their games on Tuesday wearing shorts….