The mental energy players spend thinking and fixating on their skort constantly during a match is honestly tolling.
A piece of outdated clothing like this shouldn’t let be a distraction when we’re trying to perform at the highest level we can.
Today, the Kilkenny and Dublin camogie players wore shorts in protest.
This isn’t about fashion. It’s not about tradition.
It’s about athletes being forced to sacrifice comfort, performance and even dignity, for an outdated rule written without them in mind.
Emma O’Byrne- Being a woman in Gaelic Games. Dublin camogie. This podcast will resonate with women, but in truth, it’s probably more important for men.
🎙️ The GAA Social Podcast
📺 Watch here: https://t.co/5V0fZNBsIl
🎧 Listen here: https://t.co/N87o8ZbXRp
🗣 “I wanted to get it out to those younger girls... to show the reality of it and share my experience. If one woman can take something from it, that’s what matters.”
After a series of health setbacks in 2023 forced her to the sidelines, Dublin's Emma O'Byrne is sharing her story to break the silence around female health in elite sports. From navigating body image and "imposter syndrome" to learning how to fuel her body for performance rather than an aesthetic, her journey is a masterclass in resilience. 🌱
Now back at the heart of the Dublin defense, Emma is proving that managing your health isn't a distraction from the game, it’s the key to staying in it.
You can read Emma's story on our website: https://t.co/3uCU3Pk8ul
#GetBehindCamogie
It’s hard enough dealing with the pressures of being a girl in today’s world of social media and issues with body image too.
Having to worry about the way you look whilst playing the sport you love is madness.
We want to grow the game and keep young girls wanting to continue to play.
The mental energy players spend thinking and fixating on their skort constantly during a match is honestly tolling.
A piece of outdated clothing like this shouldn’t let be a distraction when we’re trying to perform at the highest level we can.
Today, the Kilkenny and Dublin camogie players wore shorts in protest.
This isn’t about fashion. It’s not about tradition.
It’s about athletes being forced to sacrifice comfort, performance and even dignity, for an outdated rule written without them in mind.
She has four Ashbourne medals with UCD, 1950 and was captain in 52, 53 and 1954. 🏅
Eileen was joined by her family, Iar Uachtarán's Hilda Breslin, Phylis Breslin, Iar Ard Struithoir Sheila Wallace, Dublin Chair Karl O'Brien and Dublin players Emma O'Byrne and Kerrie Finnegan.👏
"Until we get something firm in writing from camogie and the LGFA, you're still a little bit skeptical." ✍
Aisling Maher of St Vincent's and Dublin spoke about changes that need to be made within women's Gaelic games. 🏐
@AIB_GAA | #TheToughest
Thanks so much to all the Dub stars Johnny McCaffery, Eamonn Dillon, Emma O’Byrne, Paddy Smyth & Ciara Tierney taking part in Monday’s Poc Fada Howth in aid of Crumlin children’s hospital
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"Female players have to be open to scrutiny and negative comments."
@20x20_ie targeted 20% more female sports coverage by this year.
@StephanieRoche9 has benefitted from the media. She's also seen the bad side of it.
She welcomes both 👊
#ShowYourStripes#CantSeeCantBe
Go Red for the Irish Heart Foundation
Tonight the Dublin Senior Camogie team “went Red for the Irish Heart Foundation”
Calling all @OfficialCamogie teams to join forces +create awareness for this great cause.
@LimCamogie@Irishheart_ie#goredforwomen
GIVEAWAY!!!
To celebrate the build up to the UPMC ASHBOURNE CUP WEEKEND, our kit partners @ONeills1918 have kindly sponsored a half-zip and padded jacket to give away!!
Like and retweet for your chance to win!!
Feel free to enter on all our Social Media platforms!
TUD UPMC PURCELL CUP PANEL
The relatively new amalgamation of DIT, Blanchardstown IT and Tallaght IT it @TUDublinCCGAA !
Support your club and county players at the #Weekend2020 on the 14th, 15th and 16th of February in the @ArenaWit!
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