Dual players face hectic schedule in All-Ireland club competitions

A number of dual players from Ladies Football and camogie clubs in Meath and Cork face a hectic 24 hours this weekend, as the All-Ireland club competitions reach the semi-final stage. On Saturday, dual players from the Na Fianna club will face Tyrone champions Eglish in the All-Ireland camogie intermediate semi-final. Their Ladies Football team will then travel to Mallow on Sunday for the All-Ireland intermediate semi-final against Cork champions Glanmire .

The Meath side have expressed their frustrations regarding the fixture congestion this week and were denied a request to push the football game back a week as the LGFA have said that teams “need a minimum of 10 days to prepare” for the All-Ireland finals on the weekend of 16/17 December. Glanmire is a sister club of Sarsfields camogie also who have also reached the All-Ireland senior semi-final this weekend

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