Rounders will be first GAA sport to return to competitive action
June 11, 2020
At the launch of the 2015 Liberty Insurance GAA National Games Development Conference were (L-R) Wexford rounders player Sarah McGuinness, Meath footballer Paddy O'Rourke, former World Champion, European Champion and World Cross Country Champion Sonia O'Sullivan and Kilkenny hurler Richie Hogan. ©INPHO/James Crombie.
The forgotten sport of the GAA and where social distancing is not seen as a problem when playing, Rounders will return to competitive action on Monday 27 July.
Rounders CCC have planned out a short season for mens, ladies and mixed competitions, starting from the end of next month. All national underage competitions are cancelled but can be organised locally through clubs.
While adhering to the GAA's Return To Play roadmap, precautionary measures such as sliotar and bat sanitisation will be put in place as well as Covid-19 officers.
A Chairde,
— GAA Rounders (@GAARoundersoffi) June 11, 2020
Following a recent meeting of the Ard Comhairle of GAA Rounders we have decided to move forward with the adult Competitions starting on the 27th July 2020.
The CCC have planned for a short period season for Mens, Ladies, and Mixed teams. #GAA #gaarounders
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