We came to UCD today looking for an answer as to why we were forced to watch instead of play. Disappointing that nobody from the CCAO took time to meet us, acknowledge our situation, or indeed apologise. @3rdLevelCamogie@OfficialCamogie
How can a team be given official confirmation of what they need to do to qualify for a competition, they go out and achieve that, only to be told then it had changed? What am I missing here? Very disappointing!! @3rdLevelCamogie@OfficialCamogie@ul_gaa https://t.co/IaWoSJ7o1k
'How can we go from being congraulated on reaching the semi-finals to then finding out we are elimiated 3 days before the semis'
@ULCamogie2023 seek hearing after being controversially eliminated from semi-finals following a retrospective points change.
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So frustrating it has come to this. Can’t but feel sorry for our final year students who will have this as their final memory of college camogie as it stands. Let these girls be heard.
A disappointing decision. These girls have been training every week since October for this opportunity to play in the semi-final, only for it to be stripped away from them a few days before travelling to Dublin. A fair hearing is all we ask for and surely the least we deserve.
Such a disappointing situation. A team who qualified for the Ashbourne weekend on the field of play, only to be eliminated in a board room due to mistakes made by others and then not granted a hearing to plead their case. Simply not good enough to let players down like this.
Hugely disappointing that both players and management have been left in this position when there was possibility of resolving during the week. Ashbourne is such an incredible competition and experience. Hopefully no one misses out unduly. 💙💛💜
How can @3rdLevelCamogie go from congratulating us on reaching the semi finals to telling us on Wednesday, 3 days before the match that we are knocked out. All we want is a fair hearing.
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