All Ireland Cic Saor (Free Kick) Championships 2013 "€5000.00 Gauranteed"

[Cic Saor]

I am delighted to announce that the 2013 All ireland Cic Saor Championships will be sponsored by "Corona"

"This is a national Free Taking/Point Scoring Competition with a guaranteed 1st Prize of €5000.00 it is open to anyone over 18, to enter".

The "Corona" All Ireland Cic Saor Championships, will take place on the Saturday 14th September 2013, the Venue will be "Oriel Park Stadium Dundalk" home of Dundalk Town Soccer team, the competition is open for anyone over 18 to enter, we are guaranteeing a first prize of €5000 the winner will also be presented with the "Corona Golden Boots Trophy"

We are honoured to have two of the most famous names in Gaelic sport hosting the Corona Cic Saor 2013.; legendary Kerry midfielder "Jack o Shea" and one of the games greatest ever forwards and specialist  free taker "Oisin McConville"

The event will start at 10am sharp and finish at 4pm approximately!

THE EVENT WILL PROVISIONALLY BE LIMITED TO THE FIRST 100 CONTESTANTS THAT ENTER;so if you intend entering the Corona Cic Saor 2013 go to our website www.cicsaor.ie and Register as soon as possible.

"Kick For 5k" ........You can "Kick for your Club", "Kick for your County", " Kick for your Charity", "Kick for your Sponsor", or Simply "kick for yourself"
Competition Entry fee is €110, this will include your lunch, refreshments during the day eg water/fruit etc, free carparking, and a competition T-Shirt. 

Note; Cic Saor is Fundraising for The Dundalk Young Irelands GFC and at least one other Charity (which is yet to be decided).

For all details and rules regarding the "Corona Cic Saor" go to www.cicsaor.ie or you can follow us on facebook and twitter .


Cic Saor.

[Syferus]

Osin and the McConvillettes:

[Hardy]

"Who is organising this competition".  Where does the "Money" go? Has your "Keyboard been on the mushrooms?"

[Lone Shark]

I'd be pretty confident this would be in clear breach of the amateur ethos and rules of the GAA. Of course you can't dictate what players get up to on their own time, but I suspect that might be part of the reason why it's not taking place on a GAA ground.

If I was a player looking to take part in this, I'd want to be pretty clear that the event has it's own insurance that's up to par - your standard playing insurance certainly wouldn't cover you here. 

[Aristo 60]

Where does the money go indeed..

Projected Income
Entrance fees (max 100*€110)          11,000
Corona's input, say                            10,000
Entrance fees (say 300*€6)               1,800                                     
Total projected income                  22,800

Less projected expenses
Top prize                         5,000
Other prizes?                  1,000
Jacko                                  750
The Gambler                    1,000
The 4 luvly gurls                 600
Trophies                             100
Lunches                              500
T-Shirts                               500
Sawker pitch                     1,000
Misc (website etc               1,000
Total projected exps        11,450
 
Assumes Oriel Park and Corona get to keep shop/bar takings. Charity gets the surplus. Let's hope the event gets 100 turning up. 

[Cic Saor]

I'd be pretty confident this would be in clear breach of the amateur ethos and rules of the GAA. Of course you can't dictate what players get up to on their own time, but I suspect that might be part of the reason why it's not taking place on a GAA ground.

If I was a player looking to take part in this, I'd want to be pretty clear that the event has it's own insurance that's up to par - your standard playing insurance certainly wouldn't cover you here. 

Hi lone shark;
The Corona Cic Saor Championships is not a GAA sport and is not affiliated with or to the GAA in any way and neither is the venue in which it takes place, therefore the Cic Saor Championships or any of its participants are not in breach of any "rules", as the GAA have absolutely no jurisdiction in relation to the event. Please remember this competition is not restricted "solely" to Gaelic football players, you can enter irrespective of you sporting background  eg (Soccer or rugby etc).

All relevant insurance will be in place.

"Who is organising this competition".  Where does the "Money" go? Has your "Keyboard been on the mushrooms?"

Hi Hardy;
Cic Saor is fund raising for the Dundalk Young Irelands GFC; The Dundalk Young Irelands are regarded as one of the oldest clubs  in existence. They played in the "first ever" All Ireland Final, unfortunately they find themselves in a precarious financial position and are at risk of closure.

I would urge everyone to support the Corona Cic Saor 2013 even by buying just one ticket for €6 to help ensure the future of this historically important GAA Club.

All information in relation to the Corona Cic Saor is clearly stated on our website www.cicsaor.ie ...if i can help you with anything further please ask.

kind regards
Cic Saor

[All of a Sludden]

Where does the money go indeed......

Does all the money go to DYI and this elusive charity or are there other interested parties?

[Cic Saor]

Where does the money go indeed..

Projected Income
Entrance fees (max 100*€110)          11,000
Corona's input, say                            10,000
Entrance fees (say 300*€6)               1,800                                     
Total projected income                  22,800

Less projected expenses
Top prize                         5,000
Other prizes?                  1,000
Jacko                                  750
The Gambler                    1,000
The 4 luvly gurls                 600
Trophies                             100
Lunches                              500
T-Shirts                               500
Sawker pitch                     1,000
Misc (website etc               1,000
Total projected exps        11,450
 
Assumes Oriel Park and Corona get to keep shop/bar takings. Charity gets the surplus. Let's hope the event gets 100 turning up. 

Hi Aristo;
I'm puzzeled as to why you would post a fictitious Profit & Loss With made up figures and incorrect information, for a event that you have no part in, an event that hasn't even taken place, "mind you, i do like your pretend profit figure, it would'nt be a bad days work".

Where does the money go indeed......

Does all the money go to DYI and this elusive charity or are there other interested parties?

Hi sludden;
As i have stated a number times, we are raising funds primarily for Dundalk Young Irelands, we will confirm another charity before the event date, if not it will be for Dundalk Young Ireland only.


kind regards
Cic Saor
www.cicsaor.ie

[Aristo 60]

Hi lone shark;
The Corona Cic Saor Championships is not a GAA sport and is not affiliated with or to the GAA


Why are you here in the GAA discussion thread then? There is another section for non GAA discussion.

My figures are clearly marked "projected" but call them fictiitious if you will.

Who is your paymaster???!

What is Oisin getting into his hand from this?

[ONeill]

Little Britain eat yer heart out.

Are you local?

[theticklemister]

With astro here; a strange strange wan here.

[macdanger2]

Cillian O'Connor will be busying preparing for the All Ireland Final the following weekend and we don't want any of those lovely girls distracting him. Please send the €5000 cheque to:

macdanger2,
Knockmore,
Co Mayo

and I'll see that he gets it.

[Syferus]

Cillian O'Connor will be busying preparing for the All Ireland Final the following weekend and we don't want any of those lovely girls distracting him. Please send the €5000 cheque to:

macdanger2,
Knockmore,
Co Mayo

and I'll see that he gets it.

I'd like to see the ladeen bang a few sideline bothering 45m pluses before he gets his cheque. Accurate, but within a moderate range only.

[macdanger2]

Have a watch of this from 05:50 to 06:40, not that far out but two sweet sideline balls to retain Division 1 status for us

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QWgUd5GxZwM

[Aristo 60]

http://www.hoganstand.com/down/ArticleForm.aspx?ID=197457

I've waited all my life for a handy €5,000 and now two come along at once.. Go figure.