Mayo Club Football.

[western exile]

What I mean is that the Limerick situation is different because the amount is known and it is going straight to Limerick County Board. In Mayo, the amounts are not known and they are going to a group who are only loosely connected to the county board. I don't doubt they are doing good work, but I would expect that their fundraising efforts should be a matter of record.

They are a matter of record!

This is precisely my problem. You have been influenced by the innuendo into assuming something that is not correct. Everything is fully recorded and available to the members of the supporters club. It is not run by the County Board and therefore money raised by a separate organisation has no business appearing on the County Board's accounts.

I don't believe that that is true.  The County Board is sanctioned with managing and controlling all aspects of Gaelic Games in Mayo. That includes all county representative teams and all affiliated clubs, including the Club Mayo Dublin.

[muppet]

What I mean is that the Limerick situation is different because the amount is known and it is going straight to Limerick County Board. In Mayo, the amounts are not known and they are going to a group who are only loosely connected to the county board. I don't doubt they are doing good work, but I would expect that their fundraising efforts should be a matter of record.

They are a matter of record!

This is precisely my problem. You have been influenced by the innuendo into assuming something that is not correct. Everything is fully recorded and available to the members of the supporters club. It is not run by the County Board and therefore money raised by a separate organisation has no business appearing on the County Board's accounts.

I don't believe that that is true.  The County Board is sanctioned with managing and controlling all aspects of Gaelic Games in Mayo. That includes all county representative teams and all affiliated clubs, including the Club Mayo Dublin.

Would you please back that statement up with a law or a Gaa rule?

[AbbeySider]

This thread should be named the Mayo Gaa semantics thread

[muppet]

This thread should be named the Mayo Gaa semantics thread

How about the let's cut off our noses to spites our faces thread?

[western exile]

What I mean is that the Limerick situation is different because the amount is known and it is going straight to Limerick County Board. In Mayo, the amounts are not known and they are going to a group who are only loosely connected to the county board. I don't doubt they are doing good work, but I would expect that their fundraising efforts should be a matter of record.

They are a matter of record!

This is precisely my problem. You have been influenced by the innuendo into assuming something that is not correct. Everything is fully recorded and available to the members of the supporters club. It is not run by the County Board and therefore money raised by a separate organisation has no business appearing on the County Board's accounts.

I don't believe that that is true.  The County Board is sanctioned with managing and controlling all aspects of Gaelic Games in Mayo. That includes all county representative teams and all affiliated clubs, including the Club Mayo Dublin.

Would you please back that statement up with a law or a Gaa rule?

Well...  they even say as much on their own website!     http://www.clubmayo.ie/membership.php

"Club Mayo Dublin, as an entity, is a formal GAA club, recognised and approved as such by the Mayo County Board."

There is no room for ambigutiy there 

[muppet]

What I mean is that the Limerick situation is different because the amount is known and it is going straight to Limerick County Board. In Mayo, the amounts are not known and they are going to a group who are only loosely connected to the county board. I don't doubt they are doing good work, but I would expect that their fundraising efforts should be a matter of record.

They are a matter of record!

This is precisely my problem. You have been influenced by the innuendo into assuming something that is not correct. Everything is fully recorded and available to the members of the supporters club. It is not run by the County Board and therefore money raised by a separate organisation has no business appearing on the County Board's accounts.

I don't believe that that is true.  The County Board is sanctioned with managing and controlling all aspects of Gaelic Games in Mayo. That includes all county representative teams and all affiliated clubs, including the Club Mayo Dublin.

Would you please back that statement up with a law or a Gaa rule?

Well...  they even say as much on their own website!     http://www.clubmayo.ie/membership.php

"Club Mayo Dublin, as an entity, is a formal GAA club, recognised and approved as such by the Mayo County Board."

There is no room for ambigutiy there 

I still fail to see how delegates can make disparaging references to it without pointing to any law or rule.

Does every club in May (or any other county) have their full accounts published annually in the CB accounts?

[Farrandeelin]

Back to the football, Knockmore just retained the Sweeney Cup this evening by beating our near and dear neighbours from Ballina.

Knockmore 1-12 Ballina Stephenites 1-8

[SLIGONIAN]

That money was just resting in my account

[muppet]

That money was just resting in my account

It was the Parson's money.

[SLIGONIAN]

That money was just resting in my account

It was the Parson's money.

Must try harder
I expect better comebacks from you muppet, have another go

[muppet]

That money was just resting in my account

It was the Parson's money.

Must try harder
I expect better comebacks from you muppet, have another go

The Abbott's (& Costello?)

[SLIGONIAN]

That money was just resting in my account

It was the Parson's money.

Must try harder
I expect better comebacks from you muppet, have another go

The Abbott's (& Costello?)

[muppet]

The old declare yourself the winner tactic.

Bravo, never saw it coming.

[RedandGreenSniper]

I don't think he got the Parson's/Parsons (deliberate) double entendre. If he did, he'd want to recheck the definition of winning.

[western exile]

I don't think he got the Parson's/Parsons (deliberate) double entendre. If he did, he'd want to recheck the definition of winning.

Excellent!  I admit it went over my head at first too. But very very good!