colour clashes

[DuffGael]

RTE Sport had a story on it today. Red v Green is one of the main challenges. Munster GAA will ensure it doesn't happen next year if Cork play Limerick (too late for Sunday).

The notion that it's "too late" for Sunday is ridiculous. If it's an issue next year then it's an issue this year. Surely one of them has a black or white away jersey that can be used?

Cork have a white away kit. Limerick a black one.

Does the referee have a say here?

As long as the ref isnt wearing the same jersey as a goalkeeper!!!! 

[ranch]

I know in professional soccer all home and away shirts go into the league and they run the permutations. I have some vague recollection of Drogheda getting told their away kit was too close to their home and they had to redesign.

Yet they have fixtures such as Chelsea v Man city where both decide to wear blue and it isn't an issue - but Liverpool wearing red away to Aston Villa is completely out of the question.

I do like when GAA teams wear away jerseys every so often. The All Ireland final last year and in 2010 between Cork and Down have that bit of novelty about them with both teams changing colours. Armagh have avoided orange against opponents in green the past few years due to the colour blindness issue. Ireland and Wales in rugby both do it now as well when playing one another I believe.

[Baile Brigín 2]

So this is another contrived debate.

Make Cork wear white.

End of.

[Croí na hÉireann]

Galway v Westmeath next weekend would be fun if the both wear their usual kits

Both teams will change