The outstanding fixtures from 2020 will take place from mid-November.
An agreement has been reached for St.Rynagh's Camogie to play their 2020 Leinster Intermediate Club Championship.
The decision by the camogie association to row back on cancelling the competitions comes on the back of a large public backlash.
Following four hours of mediation talks last night it has been agreed that the outstanding fixtures will take place from mid-November.
With last years All-Ireland Camogie club finals scheduled provisionally for December 19th.
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