Staging of Clare-Wexford league game to be investigated by Camogie Association
Michael Bolton
The Camogie Association is "investigating the circumstances" around the staging of last weekend's Centra Camogie League clash between Clare and Wexford.
The game was originally set to be hosted at Clareabbey in Clare. However, the Division 1B was moved on short notice to Meelick.
Pictures on social media showed the heavy underfoot conditions, particularly around one of the goalmouths.
Pitch very heavy and this goalmouth in poor state in Clare for Wexford’s senior camogie clash. pic.twitter.com/S9sOZbrgry
— Dean Goodison (@deangoodison) February 21, 2026
The Camogie Association has issued a statement which reads: "The Camogie Association is aware of concerns around the conditions for Clare vs Wexford last Saturday. We take such concerns seriously and are investigating the circumstances
"The Camogie Association has regulations around pitches for intercounty games, and protocols on matchdays to assess playing surfaces.
"Player welfare is central to every decision we make as an association.
"We thank our county boards for their continued efforts and assistance in delivering a programme of games, in what has been an incredibly difficult period of bad weather in recent weeks."
