club transfers

[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.[/i]



In my experience, even with 2 consenting clubs, it isn't a given that the transfer will be granted without residency. However, you / the club you want the cub transferring to should be given an opportunity to make an appeal. After that it's up to the committee in charge.

Does that mean if u serve the 12 week suspension are u then 'legally' transferred

Whilst I'm not sure, I very much doubt it.

[off the laces]

Ive said it on another thread but for me players particularly underage players should be free to move between clubs in the off season with no requirement for a transfer.  I know there would be a lot of opposition to this but to me its only fair.

Dont let anyone in the RGU see this they will be out with a baptism registar signing up juveniles all winter.

[Hashtag]

Can anyone tell me if it has hard to get a club transfer in Tyrone.

[Bingo]

Can anyone tell me if it has hard to get a club transfer in Tyrone.

Are you any good? If not, it shouldn't be a problem 

[Hashtag]

Can anyone tell me if it has hard to get a club transfer in Tyrone.

Are you any good? If not, it shouldn't be a problem 

Rubbish. But is it hard to get through the county board?

[Bingo]

Can anyone tell me if it has hard to get a club transfer in Tyrone.

Are you any good? If not, it shouldn't be a problem 

Rubbish. But is it hard to get through the county board?

No idea how it works in Tyrone but the above is generally the rule in Monaghan. If you anyway good or have a younger brother who is decent, that the home club will fight the transfer. If you rubbish and no other mitigating factors ie brothers, sons, money etc then they'll let you go.

[Cde]

in other words, if you are no benefit to the club you can go on to f**k

[heffo]

Emlyn Mulligan the latest import into Dublin - going to St Brigids.

Madness.

[magpie seanie]

Emlyn Mulligan the latest import into Dublin - going to St Brigids.

Madness.

The next Declan D'arcy?

(I do understand the differences).

The transfer/club eligibility situation in the GAA is murky and close to falling apart.

[heffo]

Emlyn Mulligan the latest import into Dublin - going to St Brigids.

Madness.

The next Declan D'arcy?

(I do understand the differences).

The transfer/club eligibility situation in the GAA is murky and close to falling apart.

Nah Jim Gavin wouldn't select him even if he declared for Dublin.

The issue of IC transfers has to be looked at .

Brigids don't need him - this is a club that won the AI Feile Div 1 in Football & Hurling this year

[rodney trotter]

Emlyn Mulligan the latest import into Dublin - going to St Brigids.

Madness.

The next Declan D'arcy?

(I do understand the differences).

The transfer/club eligibility situation in the GAA is murky and close to falling apart.

Nah Jim Gavin wouldn't select him even if he declared for Dublin.

The issue of IC transfers has to be looked at .

Brigids don't need him - this is a club that won the AI Feile Div 1 in Football & Hurling this year

Well its not as if he Just went to Dublin to play club football, he is obviously working around the Blanch area and St Brigids would be the ideal club. Class footballer.

[Blowitupref]

Emlyn Mulligan the latest import into Dublin - going to St Brigids.

Madness.

The next Declan D'arcy?

(I do understand the differences).

The transfer/club eligibility situation in the GAA is murky and close to falling apart.

Nah Jim Gavin wouldn't select him even if he declared for Dublin.

The issue of IC transfers has to be looked at .

Brigids don't need him - this is a club that won the AI Feile Div 1 in Football & Hurling this year

Why do you think Mulligan wouldn't be good enough for Dublin? this transfer wouldn't be much different than Brian Kavanagh's transfer to Kilmacud Crokes i guess some at the time thought they didn't need him either.

[Orchardman]

Dublin don't need him, but of course he would add to brigids or any club team, good player. That feile team won't be playing senior football for a good while.

Anyway, the main issue is that he is a longford based Garda, so indeed it does look a bit dodge to be moving

[INDIANA]

Emlyn Mulligan the latest import into Dublin - going to St Brigids.

Madness.

The next Declan D'arcy?

(I do understand the differences).

The transfer/club eligibility situation in the GAA is murky and close to falling apart.

Nah Jim Gavin wouldn't select him even if he declared for Dublin.

The issue of IC transfers has to be looked at .

Brigids don't need him - this is a club that won the AI Feile Div 1 in Football & Hurling this year

Well its not as if he Just went to Dublin to play club football, he is obviously working around the Blanch area and St Brigids would be the ideal club. Class footballer.

Interesting case though.

Plays for leitrim and works in longford but wants to play club football in dublin. Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

[heffo]

Emlyn Mulligan the latest import into Dublin - going to St Brigids.

Madness.

The next Declan D'arcy?

(I do understand the differences).

The transfer/club eligibility situation in the GAA is murky and close to falling apart.

Nah Jim Gavin wouldn't select him even if he declared for Dublin.

The issue of IC transfers has to be looked at .

Brigids don't need him - this is a club that won the AI Feile Div 1 in Football & Hurling this year

Why do you think Mulligan wouldn't be good enough for Dublin? this transfer wouldn't be much different than Brian Kavanagh's transfer to Kilmacud Crokes i guess some at the time thought they didn't need him either.

1. I never said he wouldn't be good enough - I said he wouldn't be selected.
2. It's very different to the Kavanagh transfer in that Kavanagh was living and working in Stillorgan - this fella works in Longford.