Positive Covid-19 Case In Wexford Camogie Camp But Match Still Goes Ahead

There has been a positive Covid-19 case in the Wexford Camogie camp..

Wexford will play their Round 1 match against Limerick on Saturday. The game takes place in Newcastle West in Limerick, with throw-in at 2:30pm.

Aidan Delaney of South East Radio confirmed the news today that there has been a positive Covid-19 case in the Wexford camp. Wexford Camogie confirmed that their teams’ manager, Kevin Tattan, has tested positive for Covid-19.

Wexford Camogie have since confirmed that the match will still be going ahead and that this is an isolated case.

Wexford Camogie have confirmed that manager Kevin Tatten won't be on the sideline for tomorrow's game after testing positive for Covid 19. He is now self isolating and hasn't been in contact with the panel, none of whom have been named close contacts. Match goes ahead#Wexford https://t.co/1jaF1yXuCw— Aidan Delaney (@aidand472) July 16, 2021