On Friday morning, March 27 the Camogie Association released a statement indicating that the governing body would “extend its current suspension of all camogie activities” until Sunday, April 19 in “light of the latest developments” with relation to the Covid-19 outbreak and based “upon advice from the relevant state authorities”. There is still hope, however, that prominent fixtures, like Tipperary’s league final against Cork or Clare, will take place.

Calm heads are now required in the Premier County as supporters of the blue and gold come to terms with a tame exit from the 2020 Allianz National Hurling League; the defending All-Ireland champions lost out to a rampant Galway side (3-13 to 3-21) at Pearse Stadium in Salthill on Sunday afternoon, but the key thing to remember is that the Tipperary players and the management team led by Liam Sheedy should be solely judged on their championship performances. Essentially, there is no need to panic.