Irish camogie players don shorts in protest against skorts diktat

Camogie players in Ireland are taking a bold step by skipping required skort-wearing at their provincial game to protest against uncomfortable clothing that limits their ability to play and discourages young girls from joining the sport. Their move has gained public and political support, with officials acknowledging the rule is outdated, while the sport’s governing body defends it as more feminine than shorts. The players plan to continue advocating for change, facing potential legal challenges if successful.