The ulster final is possibly going to be All Ticket. The club will only be allocating tickets to club members. If you have not yet paid your membership please get it to the treasurer ASAP to be in with a chance of getting a ticket for the final and any subsequent matches.
Comhghairdeas le James Gillespie from Keadue NS and Naomh Muire who played in the mini 7s at half time in the Donegal v Derry match. Details of tickets for the match in Ballybofey on the 16th of June, versus Derry are as follows:
Only tickets for main stand are pre-bookable. Access to the terrace is cash only on the day. Orders to be in with Cormac (Club Chairman) by Friday at 7 O'Clock. Ticket prices Terrace U16 – Free of Charge Student/Senior Citizen Terrace – £9/€10 Adult Terrace – £12/€15 Stand Child Stand – £5/€5 Senior Citizen Stand – £12/€15 Adult Stand – £20/€25 Féile Anagaire takes place over the Bank holiday weekend. The club would like to wish them all the best with all the events. Let's hope the lovely weather holds up.
All club members are asked to help out in any way they can. Peil na mBan Naomh Muire wish all the students of the club, girls and boys, all the best in their exams.
We now have O'Neill 22" Kit Bags for Sale.
Priced @ €28. TEXT O863189931 to order. Leave your name and number and we will contact you. The league continues today with an away trip to second placed Glenfin. The reserve game begins at 1:30pm with a 3:00pm. Ádh mór ar an dá fhoireann.
Comhghairdeas do Daniel Ward, Scoil Béal na Cruite agus Jack O'Donnell, Scoil Anagaire; Naomh Muire U-12 players who are picked to represent Donegal in the Mini 7's at half time in the Ulster championship match between Cavan and Donegal.
Tickets for Cavan v Donegal Sunday 20th May 2012
A limited number of stand tickets are available at €25, the order for these has to be placed no later than Sunday 13th May. Anyone wishing to buy a ticket should call or text 087 2188625 before Sunday Please note the following Playing Rule changes which were passed at Congress on Saturday, 14th April. These changes will become operative one month from Congress (i.e 14th May) and are to be implemented in all competitions. (They are also operative in Connacht GAA Football Senior Championship on Sunday next, 6th May). We would ask that you notify all club referees of these changes and the implementation date. 1. Football Only – “Square Ball” This has been amended to allow a player enter the small rectangle once the final deliberate play of the ball has been made, i.e as soon as the player kicks, hand-passes, fist passes or deliberately flicks the ball into the small rectangle then the attacking player may enter. The rule is unchanged with regard to “Set Play” i.e. Free Kicks, Line Balls and 45s – in these instances players are not permitted to enter the small rectangle before the ball. 2. Hurling and Football An additional Power of the Referee has been added as follows: “To consult, on a needs basis, with a linesman or umpire(s) – where neutral – in order to establish matters of fact. In the case of the Umpires, this shall include consultation concerning the validity of a score when the Referee is in doubt”. This rule change gives the referee power to consult with the linemen and umpires and will be particularly relevant in the adjudication on “square balls”. 3. Hurling and Football - Rule 2: The Players, Rules of Specification
This has been amended to allow substitutions be made when the referee has stopped play after a score or wide or for a free, sideline puck/kick or where the Referee has stopped play for medical attention to an injured player. Previously substitutions could only be made when the ball had gone out of play following a score or a wide, or when a stoppage in play was called by the referee for medical attention to an injured player. |
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