Camogie skort rule 'screams sexism'
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Gaelic Games: Enforced skort rule in Camogie 'screams sexism'
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Camogie Association calls a Special Congress for 22 May to vote on the issue.
The current rules state that skorts must include a skirt, skort (a pair of shorts with an overlapping fabric panel which resembles a skirt) or a divided skirt.
It comes after the Kilkenny and Dublin teams were forced to change into skorts before their Leinster Championship semi-final could go ahead.