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Tipperary clubs are calling for change
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The Tipperary Camogie AGM was held on Monday evening in the Anner Hotel in Thurles where a number of clubs put forward a motion to amend the playing rule of wearing of skorts to allow for the wearing of shorts during games.
Many camogie players are looking for the rule to be amended so that they can move in line with other sports and wear shorts if they choose to during a game.
The motion was successfully passed at county level and will now go forward as a motion to Munster Council, but what do you think? Should camogie players be allowed choose themselves? Yes or No?
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