Transfer, Rules et all.

Started by Norf Tyrone, May 13, 2008, 06:15:49 PM

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Norf Tyrone

Does anyone know where I can access all the rules and regluations regarding the game?
I am not interested in things like foul infringements, scoring rules etc.

I am more interested in the finer details re who, when and where a transfer can happen. The protocal regarding appeals etc etc.
Owen Roe O'Neills GAC, Leckpatrick, Tyrone

Gabriel_Hurl

The Official Guide is surely your best best - free to download from the GAA website

tyrone86

Rule 38

Transfers Within County
(a) A County shall have a Bye-Law governing the transfer
of players from one Club to another within the
County.
(b) A County Bye-Law may confine membership of a Club
to a Catchment Area, which may be a Parish. A Parish
for the purpose of this Rule shall, subject to County
boundaries, be the district under the jurisdiction of a
Parish Priest or Administrator.
A Catchment Area shall be fundamentally based on
permanent residence of players, subject to a player
being entitled to play with his Home Club.
Permanent Residence shall be defined in County
Bye-Law.
A County shall also have the option, within County
Bye-Law, to allow a player to play with a Club in the
area in which he works.
(c) A player who wishes to leave one Club to join another
in the same County must apply to the County
Committee for a transfer.
(d) A County Committee has the right, acting within its
Bye-Law, to grant or not to grant an application for
Transfer.
(e) A County Committee may delegate to a Sub-
Committee the authority to deal with applications for
Transfer, but a County Committee shall retain the
right to make final adjudication on an application.
Penalty: For playing without transfer - 12 weeks
suspension.

Rule 39

Inter-County Transfers
A player who wishes to play for a Club in another County
must apply for a transfer to the Provincial or Central
Council, as appropriate. Such application shall not be
granted unless the player is in permanent residence in the
new County, or is declaring for his Home Club under Rule
35.
Residence in a County for the purpose of attending a
Second Level School or a Higher Education College, shall
not qualify as a permanent residence for the purposes of
this Rule.
Penalties:
Player - 48 weeks Suspension
Team - On a Proven Objection - Award of Game to the
Opposing Team.
- On an Inquiry by Committee in Charge -
Forfeiture of Game without Award of Game to
the Opposing Team or Fine, depending on the
circumstances.
Chairperson and Secretary - 48 weeks Suspension.


Rule 40

Transfers General
(a) A Transfer becomes effective on being granted by the
appropriate Committee, subject to Rule 19 being
complied with.
(b) In the case of an Inter-County Transfer, an application
shall be granted if there is no objection from the
County the player is leaving within ten days of the
forwarding of the application to the County by the
Central Council or Provincial Council, as appropriate.
The decision on the application shall, at the latest on
the expiry of the ten days, be conveyed in writing to
the relevant County Committee.
In the event of dispute, the applicant shall have the
right to have his case determined by the Competitions
Control Committee of the Central Council or of the
Provincial Council, as appropriate.
(c) A player who transfers from one County to another
County, and subsequently within two years transfers
back to the former County, shall rejoin the Club of
which he was a member prior to the initial transfer.