Tyrone Club Football and Hurling

[Tyrone95]

Defeats the purpose of any sort of rules or guidelines when clubs can just overturn such decisions like this / red cards. However fair play to Gcastle legal team for getting around this one.. They'll need to be on their A game once again in a few months to appeal the outcome of the division 1 relegation.

[Tyrone2021]

I see they have a fundraiser currently on going, must be to fund there next appeal.

[GaaFanatic123]

I see they have a fundraiser currently on going, must be to fund there next appeal.

Trying to make up the costs of the current appeal!!

Great knowing now that when you want to break the rules all you have to do is not record games...

[nrico2006]

Greencastle just following what County Board have been doing over the years.Getting a smart Lawyer like Fergal or someone else to pick holes in regulations.Good luck to them.

If an amateur organisation make up a set of rules that for talks sake are ambiguous or have a few gaps in, how can it end up with a solicitor or anybody involved anyway?  Its not anything to do with formal law, so surely the county board can easily tell a club/solicitor to deal with their decision as it wont be changed.

[Gaafan2]

Short memories in greencastle and particularly Sean Teague. Pomeroy beat them in an U21 championship a few years ago. Greencastle managed by Sean Teague appealed the result based on Pomeroy playing an underage player - Kieran McGeary. Pomeroy were thrown out of the competition.

[Tyrone2021]

The whole thing makes a joke of the gaa, greencastles appeal was thrown out by Tyrone, ulster and croke park already before the case took place

[GlenMan]

The whole thing makes a joke of the gaa, greencastles appeal was thrown out by Tyrone, ulster and croke park already before the case took place

Tyrone still had the final say last night however...

No, the DRA had the final say. A group of barristers who've no doubt never even been involved in the GAA.

[In hiding]

Kinda got bored with the Greencastle Aghyaran thing but did Greencastle allegedly play the illegal u17 under a false name ?

[sensethetone]

Kinda got bored with the Greencastle Aghyaran thing but did Greencastle allegedly play the illegal u17 under a false name ?

Apparently so, then Aghyaran reported them and kildress took the blame. TID

[tyroneStatto]

Good luck to them but it will always be a tainted title now.

[on the sideline]

Fixtures bound to be out this evening or tomorrow now?

[paddyjohn]

Free pints in Eddies tonight and Eimhear Rebel getting the rebs on!

[Wildweasel74]

Maybe if every senior club refused to play Greencastle, they review it. On the recording, as brought up in the Donegal v Armagh game, the footage does not have to be official, just not edited. If you filmed on a dash cam without permission, u can still end up in court based on it as the police can review and use it.

[omagh_gael]

Maybe if every senior club refused to play Greencastle, they review it. On the recording, as brought up in the Donegal v Armagh game, the footage does not have to be official, just not edited. If you filmed on a dash cam without permission, u can still end up in court based on it as the police can review and use it.

Doesn't appear that it was the footage per se, seems to be the fact that a third party raised the objection based on the Greencastle v Kildress game. Got thrown out on a procedural error from the initial complaint.

[howlongref21]

They'll have a bounty on their head this year. By the end of the season they'd wish they weren't in it.