Camogie Association president confident shorts ban will be overturned


(Reuters) - The Camogie Association of Ireland broke their silence eight days after player protests for the right to wear shorts began, with the governing body's president saying on Sunday that he wants and expects a motion to change the rule to be successful.

The rules governing camogie, the female version of hurling, state that playing gear must include skirt, skort or divided skirt.

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