Tyrone County Football and Hurling

[Mikhailov]

Why is Oisin Farry playing for Fermanagh u-20's?

Who is this lad? Does he play for a Tyrone club?

Down in the programme as being from Trillick.

Coa end of the parish?

That explains it. Thanks lads

[GiveItToTheShooters]

Why is Oisin Farry playing for Fermanagh u-20's?

Who is this lad? Does he play for a Tyrone club?

Down in the programme as being from Trillick.

Coa end of the parish?

Doesn't really matter. You're supposed to play for the county your club plays in.

[GlenMan]

Why is Oisin Farry playing for Fermanagh u-20's?

Who is this lad? Does he play for a Tyrone club?

Down in the programme as being from Trillick.

Coa end of the parish?

Doesn't really matter. You're supposed to play for the county your club plays in.

No, you can declare for another county to be fair to him. If you have a relevant connection.

[GiveItToTheShooters]

Why is Oisin Farry playing for Fermanagh u-20's?

Who is this lad? Does he play for a Tyrone club?

Down in the programme as being from Trillick.

Coa end of the parish?

Doesn't really matter. You're supposed to play for the county your club plays in.

No, you can declare for another county to be fair to him. If you have a relevant connection.

You're supposed to play for the county your club plays in regardless of what your postcode is. You go by your club. If you don't then it's a loophole I suppose.

[GiveItToTheShooters]

Why is Oisin Farry playing for Fermanagh u-20's?

Who is this lad? Does he play for a Tyrone club?

Down in the programme as being from Trillick.

Coa end of the parish?

Doesn't really matter. You're supposed to play for the county your club plays in.

No, you can declare for another county to be fair to him. If you have a relevant connection.

You're supposed to play for the county your club plays in regardless of what your postcode is. You go by your club. If you don't then it's a loophole I suppose.

The rule book would contradict your understanding.

I never said it can't be done.

[trueblue1234]

Why is Oisin Farry playing for Fermanagh u-20's?

Who is this lad? Does he play for a Tyrone club?

Down in the programme as being from Trillick.

Coa end of the parish?

Doesn't really matter. You're supposed to play for the county your club plays in.

No, you can declare for another county to be fair to him. If you have a relevant connection.

You're supposed to play for the county your club plays in regardless of what your postcode is. You go by your club. If you don't then it's a loophole I suppose.

The rule book would contradict your understanding.

I never said it can't be done.

The you didn't understand the rule in the first place.

[GiveItToTheShooters]

Why is Oisin Farry playing for Fermanagh u-20's?

Who is this lad? Does he play for a Tyrone club?

Down in the programme as being from Trillick.

Coa end of the parish?

Doesn't really matter. You're supposed to play for the county your club plays in.

No, you can declare for another county to be fair to him. If you have a relevant connection.

You're supposed to play for the county your club plays in regardless of what your postcode is. You go by your club. If you don't then it's a loophole I suppose.

The rule book would contradict your understanding.

I never said it can't be done.

The you didn't understand the rule in the first place.

The rule is that you play for the county your club plays in. I understand it quite well.

[Nanderson]

Why is Oisin Farry playing for Fermanagh u-20's?

Who is this lad? Does he play for a Tyrone club?

Down in the programme as being from Trillick.

Coa end of the parish?

Doesn't really matter. You're supposed to play for the county your club plays in.

No, you can declare for another county to be fair to him. If you have a relevant connection.

You're supposed to play for the county your club plays in regardless of what your postcode is. You go by your club. If you don't then it's a loophole I suppose.

The rule book would contradict your understanding.

I never said it can't be done.

The you didn't understand the rule in the first place.

The rule is that you play for the county your club plays in. I understand it quite well.

Playing Restrictions (County and Province)
(a) In general, a player may only play for the County of his
Own Club and its Province.
(b) (i) A player who transfers to a Club of a County
other than his First County shall have an option to
play for either his First County and Province, by
declaration, or the County of his Own Club and
Province
Assuming his first club was based in Fermanagh he has the option to choose either as his county team

[Tyrone11234]

The game today isn't being televised- joke.

[trueblue1234]

Why is Oisin Farry playing for Fermanagh u-20's?

Who is this lad? Does he play for a Tyrone club?

Down in the programme as being from Trillick.

Coa end of the parish?

Doesn't really matter. You're supposed to play for the county your club plays in.

No, you can declare for another county to be fair to him. If you have a relevant connection.

You're supposed to play for the county your club plays in regardless of what your postcode is. You go by your club. If you don't then it's a loophole I suppose.

The rule book would contradict your understanding.

I never said it can't be done.

The you didn't understand the rule in the first place.

The rule is that you play for the county your club plays in. I understand it quite well.

You can't read then. Read the whole rule.

[GiveItToTheShooters]

Why is Oisin Farry playing for Fermanagh u-20's?

Who is this lad? Does he play for a Tyrone club?

Down in the programme as being from Trillick.

Coa end of the parish?

Doesn't really matter. You're supposed to play for the county your club plays in.

No, you can declare for another county to be fair to him. If you have a relevant connection.

You're supposed to play for the county your club plays in regardless of what your postcode is. You go by your club. If you don't then it's a loophole I suppose.

The rule book would contradict your understanding.

I never said it can't be done.

The you didn't understand the rule in the first place.

The rule is that you play for the county your club plays in. I understand it quite well.

Playing Restrictions (County and Province)
(a) In general, a player may only play for the County of his
Own Club and its Province.
(b) (i) A player who transfers to a Club of a County
other than his First County shall have an option to
play for either his First County and Province, by
declaration, or the County of his Own Club and
Province
Assuming his first club was based in Fermanagh he has the option to choose either as his county team

I was right on the rule so thanks for copying that, and yes pretty much.
Presumably was never involved in Tyrone county set up and just continued whatever link there was to Fermanagh, underage development squads for example. If not then must've been a postcode loophole that Fermanagh were happy to take.

[GiveItToTheShooters]

Why is Oisin Farry playing for Fermanagh u-20's?

Who is this lad? Does he play for a Tyrone club?

Down in the programme as being from Trillick.

Coa end of the parish?

Doesn't really matter. You're supposed to play for the county your club plays in.

No, you can declare for another county to be fair to him. If you have a relevant connection.

You're supposed to play for the county your club plays in regardless of what your postcode is. You go by your club. If you don't then it's a loophole I suppose.

The rule book would contradict your understanding.

I never said it can't be done.

The you didn't understand the rule in the first place.

The rule is that you play for the county your club plays in. I understand it quite well.

You can't read then. Read the whole rule.

So I can't read but you then tell me to go and read it again. Good one.

[trueblue1234]

Why is Oisin Farry playing for Fermanagh u-20's?

Who is this lad? Does he play for a Tyrone club?

Down in the programme as being from Trillick.

Coa end of the parish?

Doesn't really matter. You're supposed to play for the county your club plays in.

No, you can declare for another county to be fair to him. If you have a relevant connection.

You're supposed to play for the county your club plays in regardless of what your postcode is. You go by your club. If you don't then it's a loophole I suppose.

The rule book would contradict your understanding.

I never said it can't be done.

The you didn't understand the rule in the first place.

The rule is that you play for the county your club plays in. I understand it quite well.

You can't read then. Read the whole rule.

So I can't read but you then tell me to go and read it again. Good one.

Practice always helps.

I assume you realise now you were wrong.

[GiveItToTheShooters]

Why is Oisin Farry playing for Fermanagh u-20's?

Who is this lad? Does he play for a Tyrone club?

Down in the programme as being from Trillick.

Coa end of the parish?

Doesn't really matter. You're supposed to play for the county your club plays in.

No, you can declare for another county to be fair to him. If you have a relevant connection.

You're supposed to play for the county your club plays in regardless of what your postcode is. You go by your club. If you don't then it's a loophole I suppose.

The rule book would contradict your understanding.

I never said it can't be done.

The you didn't understand the rule in the first place.

The rule is that you play for the county your club plays in. I understand it quite well.

You can't read then. Read the whole rule.

So I can't read but you then tell me to go and read it again. Good one.

Practice always helps.

I assume you realise now you were wrong.

I wasn't wrong. I was just pointing out your statement which was a bit stupid.

[trueblue1234]

Why is Oisin Farry playing for Fermanagh u-20's?

Who is this lad? Does he play for a Tyrone club?

Down in the programme as being from Trillick.

Coa end of the parish?

Doesn't really matter. You're supposed to play for the county your club plays in.

No, you can declare for another county to be fair to him. If you have a relevant connection.

You're supposed to play for the county your club plays in regardless of what your postcode is. You go by your club. If you don't then it's a loophole I suppose.

The rule book would contradict your understanding.

I never said it can't be done.

The you didn't understand the rule in the first place.

The rule is that you play for the county your club plays in. I understand it quite well.

You can't read then. Read the whole rule.

So I can't read but you then tell me to go and read it again. Good one.

Practice always helps.

I assume you realise now you were wrong.

I wasn't wrong. I was just pointing out your statement which was a bit stupid.

ffs 😂 Stop digging.