‘I'd like to see GAA pitches open to allow players to train in small groups’

“This is being adapted for those involved in sport, to similarly alert if a player/management shows signs of the virus. If that does happen, the person is isolated from the group to protect the group and the person gets the necessary medical attention at the earliest possible point,” he said.

With regard to the structure of camogie championship fixtures, Murray doesn’t believe change is needed. “I don’t think the camogie championship has to be knockout. If we leave the group stages as is and play week after week, have no quarter-finals and have a one-week break before the semi-final and a two-week break before the final you’d have the championship finished in nine weeks,” he said.
