Ciara O'Sullivan on female inter-county player protests

The Southern Star Sport Podcast

ON this week's podcast we're joined by eight-time All-Ireland winner Ciara O'Sullivan to chat about the ongoing protests from female inter-county footballers and camogie players.

A statement released on June 19th by the Gaelic Players Association (GPA) revealed the players felt that 'our National Governing Bodies do not want to hear our real concerns.'

Since then, inter-county teams have been playing under protest, with both teams at last weekend's All-Ireland quarter-final between Cork and Armagh wearing jerseys with a sign saying #UnitedForEquality, and players will refuse to fulfil official media obligations for the rest of the championship season.

It's a fluid situation, but Ciara O'Sullivan joined us to give the players perspective on what progress has been made and what their hopes for the future are.

Elsewhere, we chat about Plunkett's brilliant county junior B football championship win and if they can make it a double with the club's hurling team in another junior B final this weekend. There's also news in rowing as Skibbereen Rowing Club added to their long list of honours at the National Championship, while Nicola Tuthill performed admirably at her first European U23 championships in Finland.

All this and more on this week's Star Sport Podcast.

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Produced by Dylan Mangan.

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