Dublin camogie captain Aisling Maher says the Camogie Association's decision to permit shorts to become part of the official kit is a victory for the sport.
Dublin manager Dessie Farrell said he was pleased with his team's response to their Leinster SFC exit as they dug deep to defeat Galway in their All-Ireland group opener yesterday.
Tom Lahiff's point after the hooter saw Dublin come away from Salthill with a 1-18 to 2-14 victory over Galway in the All-Ireland SFC's 'Group of Death' opener this evening.
Galway ace Shane Walsh could be set to make his return from injury for the Tribesmen when they take on Dublin in the opening round of the All-Ireland SFC series group stage this weekend.
Dublin produced a stirring final quarter display at Croke Park on Sunday afternoon to hold off a strong challenge from Meath and claim their 12th consecutive TG4 Leinster Senior Football Championship title.
Kilkenny kept things to script by seeing off Offaly by 4-25 to 2-16 at UPMC Nowlan Park this evening to make it three wins from three in the Leinster senior hurling championship.
Offaly's reign as Leinster and All-Ireland U20 hurling champions is over after they were overpowered by Dublin in the second half of yesterday's provincial quarter-final in Newbridge.
The chairman of the Oireachtas Sports Committee says he intends to invite the Camogie Association to the committee to deal with the skorts controversy.
Dublin camogie captain Aisling Maher says being forced to change from shorts into skorts for yesterday's Leinster championship semi-final against Kilkenny was a "career low" for her.
Dublin and Kilkenny's players wore shorts ahead of this afternoon's Leinster senior camogie championship semi-final as protest against the wearing of 'skorts'.
Monday's Leinster U20HC quarter-final between Dublin and Offaly has been switched from Parnell Park to Newbridge because of the condition of the Parnell Park pitch.
Dublin boss Dessie Farrell says Meath "fully deserved" yesterday's Leinster SFC semi-final victory against them in Portlaoise as they now turn their focus towards the All-Ireland series.
Meath brought an end to Dublin's decade-and-a-half dominance of the Leinster senior football championship by tearing up the script with a spirited 0-23 to 1-16 win over the capital men in Portlaoise this afternoon.