No. Camogie is a sport that can be played by any woman, whatever her religion. In general, for historic and political reasons, Gaelic Games are predominantly played by Catholics, but people from other religions and of no religion also play them. Although Gaelic Games are usually not associated with Protestants, the most important trophy in Gaelic sports, the Sam Maguire Cup, is named after a Protestant. Sam Maguire was a very important person in the Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA). Other prominent Protestants have been involved and even been president of the GAA. So Camogie, as a Gaelic sport, can most certainly be played by non-Catholics.
Wexford won the 2012 All-Ireland senior camogie title.Wexford won the 2012 All-Ireland senior camogie title.Wexford won the 2012 All-Ireland senior camogie title.Wexford won the 2012 All-Ireland senior camogie title.Wexford won the 2012 All-Ireland senior camogie title.Wexford won the 2012 All-Ireland senior camogie title.Wexford won the 2012 All-Ireland senior camogie title.Wexford won the 2012 All-Ireland senior camogie title.Wexford won the 2012 All-Ireland senior camogie title.Wexford won the 2012 All-Ireland senior camogie title.Wexford won the 2012 All-Ireland senior camogie title.
There are 15 players on a camogie team.
Catherine Doherty - camogie - was born in 1981.
Pamela Fitzgerald - camogie - was born in 1984.
CIE Camogie Club was created in 1934.
Gemma O'Connor - camogie - was born in 1985.
Celtic Camogie Club was created in 1934.
Deirdre Camogie GAC was created in 1934.
Katie Power - camogie - was born in 1991.
The version of Hurling played by ladies is known as Camogie. The first rules for it were drawn up in 1903 and The Camogie Association was founded in 1904.The version of Hurling played by ladies is known as Camogie. The first rules for it were drawn up in 1903 and The Camogie Association was founded in 1904.The version of Hurling played by ladies is known as Camogie. The first rules for it were drawn up in 1903 and The Camogie Association was founded in 1904.The version of Hurling played by ladies is known as Camogie. The first rules for it were drawn up in 1903 and The Camogie Association was founded in 1904.The version of Hurling played by ladies is known as Camogie. The first rules for it were drawn up in 1903 and The Camogie Association was founded in 1904.The version of Hurling played by ladies is known as Camogie. The first rules for it were drawn up in 1903 and The Camogie Association was founded in 1904.The version of Hurling played by ladies is known as Camogie. The first rules for it were drawn up in 1903 and The Camogie Association was founded in 1904.The version of Hurling played by ladies is known as Camogie. The first rules for it were drawn up in 1903 and The Camogie Association was founded in 1904.The version of Hurling played by ladies is known as Camogie. The first rules for it were drawn up in 1903 and The Camogie Association was founded in 1904.The version of Hurling played by ladies is known as Camogie. The first rules for it were drawn up in 1903 and The Camogie Association was founded in 1904.The version of Hurling played by ladies is known as Camogie. The first rules for it were drawn up in 1903 and The Camogie Association was founded in 1904.
St Paul's Camogie Club was created in 1963.
Austin Stacks Camogie Club was created in 1930.