What Now For Merger Of GAA Camogie And LGFA
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Replying To ElGranSenor: "Some of the kit allowances are too much though IMO, can understand them being entitled to a pair of shorts, socks, a jersey at the end of the year, then maybe a tracksuit bottom, a half-zip, and a top so they're all wearing the same gear going to games but anything beyond that isn't essential IMO
Stuff like GPS tracking definitely isn't necessary though, I suppose this is the sort of stuff Pat Gilroy was on about recently" GPS trackers are a once off, not a recurring expense. And I dont think alot of players get much more than you have outlined there, along with meals and fuel allowances. Meals and Medical costs are actually the 2 biggest expenses apparently.
Viking66 (Wexford) - Posts: 20676 - 11/09/2026 15:12:58
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Replying To Pikeman96: "Well, before anyone decides whether the male players get too much gear or not, let's have a look at all the things the GPA charter says they should get. Somebody who's called into the pre-season training squad and who stays with the panel through the League and into the championship is supposed to get all this gear, at three different stages during the season:
Six assorted training tops/t shirts, six pairs of shorts, at least six pairs of socks, two "wet tops", two "wet bottoms", a windcheater, a tracksuit bottom, a jacket or gilet, a kit bag, and up to three pairs of footwear (runners or boots) of up to €125 each. In addition, football goalkeepers are allowed two pairs of gloves of up to €80 each.
And then they'd get the same the year after, and the year after, and every year for as long as they're still in the squad.
Personally, this is one area where I wouldn't mind seeing some cutbacks in order to better support female players by giving them some of that gear instead." Im not sure every county can afford all that stuff?
Viking66 (Wexford) - Posts: 20676 - 11/09/2026 15:14:01
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