They say the decision was taken collectively on a call of squad representatives and captains yesterday.
Women's football and camogie players including Kildare's, will not do any media events for the rest of the Championship
In a statement, the GPA said "inter-county female players have decided not to take part in media events organised by the LGFA or Camogie Association in advance of games in the closing stages of the All-Ireland championships."
They say the decision was taken collectively on a call of squad representatives and captains yesterday.
The protest is calling for minimum standards for the collective welfare of female Gaelic Games players.
A number of protests have already taken place, including during last weekend’s camogie matches.
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