The manager of Inagh/Kilnamona Camogie says the decision by the Camogie Association to postpone all inter-club play was disappointing but understandable.
The West-Clare side were due to play in the Munster Senior Club Championship Final this weekend following a decisive win against Cork’s Courcey Rovers in the Semi-Finals.
The Camogie Association made the decision in the wake of a similar move from the GAA, postponing all matches while the country is in level 3 of lockdown restrictions.
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Eugene Foudy says they had been raring to play in the final but the health and safety of the players and their families must come first.