The group say they've achieved their stated aim of a split season.
The Club Players' Association has disbanded.
The group was established in 2017 with the aim of tackling the fixtures issue for all players.
The CPA views its task as complete following the decision at Congress to implement a split-season.
Statement from the CPA:
“With congress at the weekend making the historic decision to institute a split season model, the CPA executive considers its task is now complete. The responsibility is now with GAA Management directed by An t-Uachtarán, Larry McCarthy and Ard Stiúrthóir, Tom Ryan, to implement congress’s unanimous and democratic decision. And it is the role of club and county players and officials to monitor the delivery of the new fixture arrangements and hold the association accountable.”
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