Quote from: trailer on February 14, 2024, 09:15:37 PMCanavan show. There won't be a picture coloured in for a week.Obviously one jealous,twisted individual
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Show posts MenuQuote from: trailer on February 14, 2024, 09:15:37 PMCanavan show. There won't be a picture coloured in for a week.Obviously one jealous,twisted individual
Quote from: An Watcher on February 14, 2024, 10:21:48 PMHow many of that Ulster Uni team were from Tyrone? Or would it be easier to ask how many were not from Tyrone?13 Tyrone men on panel but eight Ulster counties represented tonight
Quote from: Dubh driocht on February 13, 2024, 09:25:22 PMFacts are important.Fact
Ulster University was not established in 1984. The University of Ulster was established in 1984. It was rebranded as Ulster University in 2014.
Quote from: LC on February 12, 2024, 05:03:54 PMQuote from: rrhf on February 12, 2024, 01:19:42 PMQuote from: DuffleKing on February 11, 2024, 01:24:25 PMYes - UUJ have previously won the competition but Ulster University is a new entity combining Magee, Coleraine and maybe a few other campuses.The Poly covers all bases..
Do the BIFHE guys still tog out for UU?
There were a fair few of them kicking about back in my time.
Quote from: DuffleKing on February 13, 2024, 09:21:24 AMLads let's deal in facts and not snobberyQuote from: gallsman on February 12, 2024, 09:29:27 AMThey certainly did within the last few years anyway.
Magee, Coleraine etc have always been part of UU. It's not a "new" entity at all.
Incorrect. The new entity now legally selects whatever players it wants from all campuses and if you're not involved with the mothership first team you can play with the campus teams in the lower grades.
Obviously that's a change from when they would select those campus players anyway as UUJ and not declare it!
Quote from: take_yer_points on February 09, 2016, 03:07:40 PM
What exactly are the eligibility rules?
- Student has to be registered in the main institution? eg. Ulster University
- Student has to be registered on a specific campus in the main institution? Ulster University, Jordanstown Campus
- Student has to be registered in the main institution or a partner college and hold a valid student card? ie. Belfast Met on UU linked foundation degree (holding UU student card)
- Any minimum credit points the student has to be studying?
Quote from: ck on February 08, 2016, 05:37:06 PMQuote from: bannside on February 08, 2016, 01:14:26 PM
Go back and read the relevant posts CK. Queens WON the appeal and the case was dismissed (after a 5 hour hearing).
But they have a sweat on about a few players who were apparently suspended for 12 weeks on a technicality because they were not able to turn up in person to the appeal.
Queens are hopeful this will be rescinded/overturned. That's my understanding of it...though I am quite a distance from any involvement in this.
Ah sorry I didn't read it properly. It sounds like a mountain out of a molehill then, clearly Stranmillis students are part of Queen's. In my day they had Stranmillis students playing too but no one cared cos they weren't big county star names. Now that Martin Clarke is playing it seems to have stirred again.
If QUB have been cleared then the people who are behind the allegations really should do their homework first?
The sigerson is becoming a laughing stock given the amount of farcical rows there are off the pitch.
Quote from: bannside on February 08, 2016, 01:14:26 PM
Go back and read the relevant posts CK. Queens WON the appeal and the case was dismissed (after a 5 hour hearing).
But they have a sweat on about a few players who were apparently suspended for 12 weeks on a technicality because they were not able to turn up in person to the appeal.
Queens are hopeful this will be rescinded/overturned. That's my understanding of it...though I am quite a distance from any involvement in this.
Quote from: ck on February 07, 2016, 07:11:00 PMQuote from: stronghold on February 07, 2016, 12:25:35 AM
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QUBGAA played a number of Stranmillis Students including Marty Clarke. The players, manager James Mc Cartan and QUB official were all suspended. QUB was thrown out of the Sigerson Cup sometime after they played Maynooth, not sure when.
There is a fully functioning GAA club in Stranmillis playing in a lower division.
If I read the statement correctly those that turned up and QUBGAA won their cases at the hearing committee. Those who did not turn up were suspended.
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Are u seriously saying that queens have been thrown out of Sigerson? Why are we only learning of this in a chat room?
I previously checked the status of Stranmillis and queens for former role and it would appear legit enough in that Stranmillis seems to be a teaching college in queens. The students all have qub student cards and they all graduate from queens. However, if this has changed then shame on them.
O'Rourke was in the Irish news last week complaining about illegal players in Fitz and Sigerson. This whole thing seems incredible.
Ck I am told that the Higher Ed committee threw QUB out at a meeting last Tuesday night. I suppose after last year everyone wanted it to be kept quiet.
You are also correct in relation to Stranmillis and the student cards. Only problem is that Stranmillis has its own football club in Division 3
Also remember St Mary's , Stranmillis and Queens all have the same cards.
Quote from: Zulu on November 03, 2015, 05:56:24 PMUnfortunately not enough people know the madness that is going on. Competitions are one thing but the main problem is the training regime, pure madness that are players are being asked to do. The U21 football championship does not start until March but already several counties have been training two and three time at week from September including 7am starts.Quote from: Captain Obvious on November 03, 2015, 05:09:25 PMQuote from: Croí na hÉireann on November 03, 2015, 04:54:05 PMThat would only dilute the competition and you are as well to scrap it if the best players aren't allowed to play in it.
Yeah, I don't get when they'd abolish the football and not the hurling. I don't think they even want to abolish the football, probably their starting position to be negotiated back to any U21 player becoming ineligible once they have played a senior match.
Why? The correct solution is to tackle the cause of the problem - players being eligible for too many teams. Don't allow dual IC players or multiple IC representation, you play with one IC team in a year and the problem is largely solved. If you did that you could (theoretically) play 16 IC minor, 16 U21, 16 junior, 16 intermediate and 16 senior competitive games in both codes for all teams in 4 months and have 8 months for the clubs. I know you wouldn't play 16 games in 16 weeks but our IC minor and U21 competitions are developmental and there's no reason why we can't offer 6-10 competitive games to these players if that is the only IC team they play for. More IC games and more club games and a very simple solution.
Quote from: ck on February 11, 2015, 12:06:03 PMQuote from: stronghold on February 11, 2015, 11:57:31 AM
sorry I'm only asking the question. Is St Mary's not a college of Queens.
http://www.stmarys-belfast.ac.uk/
The situation does need clarified right across the Country. DCU/Drumcondra, UL/Mary I. etc. It appears to me to be a minefield for someone to sort
And what about your beloved Jordanstown Stronghold? Will you answer my questions I have now posed 3 times?
Q: Are all those who lined out for Jordanstown in Sigerson this year full time students at Jordanstown? Yes/No