The association held a meeting in Croke Park Last Night.
Delegates at last night's Camogie Association Special Congress voted in favour of a motion to allow players to wear shorts in competitive matches.
The issue had come to the fore in recent weeks, with players voicing their preference for a choice between shorts and skorts.
98 percent of delegates voted in favour of the proposal - meaning players can wear shorts if they wish in this weekend's championship matches.
Westmeath Camogie's Gaelic Player's Association rep, Fiona Keating says the campaign has united players across the country:
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