Much of this booklet also forms part of the overall Code of Behaviour (Underage). The Code is a policy document agreed by the Gaelic Athletic Association, the Camogie Association, the Ladies Gaelic Football Association, GAA Handball Ireland and the Rounders Council of Ireland.

What is CCA in GAA?

For the purpose of these Rules a Club Catchment Area shall be known as CCA. A CCA, for the purpose of this rule, shall be subject to county boundaries. However, where a CCA overlaps a county or counties, the club or clubs concerned have the option of playing within either county.

How do I transfer clubs in Lgfa?

A player, who wishes to leave one club to join another in the same county, must apply to the County Board on the official transfer form for a transfer. This also applies to a disbanded club unless governed by Rule 266.

How long is a ladies Gaelic football match?

1. The duration of Competitive Games from and including U14 upwards is 30 mins per half - 1 hour. 2. An interval not exceeding 15 minutes shall be allowed at half time in normal time, and 5 minutes at half time in extra time.

Can girls shoulder in GAA?

There are minor rule variations in comparison with Gaelic Football, in particular players are allowed to pick the ball directly from the ground but the shoulder charge is not allowed when contesting for the ball. Ladies Gaelic Football is recognised as one of the fastest growing female sports in Europe.

Is the Lgfa part of the GAA?

Hurling, Gaelic Football, Handball and Rounders are governed by the GAA while the Camogie Association and the Ladies Gaelic Football Association govern Camogie and Ladies Football respectively.

Can you play for two GAA clubs?

6. Can I play in Championship with two different Clubs in the one calendar year? Generally, no, as it is prohibited by Rule 6.8. A player may not play in any Championship with two clubs in a given year's Championship, either within a County or in different counties.

How do I transfer from one GAA club to another?

Applications for an Inter-County transfer can be made online through the Player Transfer System. If a player wishes to apply online, he should contact the Secretary of the Club he wishes to join and refer him/her to the transfers section of the official GAA website for information on the process.

What age is minor in Lgfa?

An underage player is a person who is eligible to play in a game or event for persons under 18 years of age or a player who is under 18 years of age and playing above his age group.

Can girls play u13 hurling?

3. A player may play only one grade above their age, ie U-11 players may play both U-12 & U-13 but NOT U-15 An U-13 player may play U-13 and U-15 but not U-17. 4. Girls may play along with boys at all grades up to and including U-12 but NOT above this grade ie U-13 upwards.

What age is minor in GAA?

To be eligible for the Grades listed hereunder, a player shall meet the respective stated age criteria: Minor (Under 17): Be Under 17 years and Over 13 years.

Can you play GAA pregnant?

A player who may be pregnant, suffering from concussion etc. should not play Ladies Gaelic Football. However should she play, she shall do so entirely at her own risk, and the Ladies Gaelic Football Association cannot be held responsible for any consequences that may arise.

Can you move GAA clubs?

There are some circumstances under which players can move club (e.g. due to moving home) but once registered with a club, all transfers must be agreed by the governing body (in our case, that is Dublin GAA).

How do you qualify for a county in GAA?

Players qualify for this type of transfer if "The player's parents at the time of the member's birth were permanently resident in that County or if that County is the County of the first Club of either of his parents."

What time is throw today?

Throw-in: 6pm. Venue: Kingspan Breffni.

Do I need to transfer GAA?

Every single person who has played GAA (that's you men) needs to complete a transfer from your previous clubs, even if the last time you played was under 12's.

Can you transfer GAA tickets?

No, all active tickets for a game associated with your GAA Account are available to be transferred electronically to the other members of your party. Transferring the ticket will require the person accepting the tickets to have a GAA Account.

What time is the Dublin match on Saturday?

Saturday's match takes place at Croke Park with a 7.30pm throw-in. What's the team news?

Why is camogie not GAA?

Hurling is administrated by the GAA whereas camogie is not governed by the same body. It is run by the Camogie Association based out of Dublin. Hurling games last 70 minutes while Camogie games last 60 minutes making them 10 minutes shorter. Both games have professional competitions and tournaments.

Is camogie under GAA?

The Camogie Association has reaffirmed its support for one single Gaelic games governing body and has followed the GPA's lead in bringing a motion to their own Congress calling for an integrated organisation that delivers gender equity.

How long is extra time in GAA?

Draws are decided by replays or by playing 20 minutes of extra time (two halves of 10 minutes).

How many subs are you allowed in GAA?

Yes, the maximum number of subs which a team may use is increased to six; this is not subject to any of them being for Black Cards. Six substitutes have been used by a team, two of them for a Black Card, when a third player receives a Black Card.

What are the rules of Gaelic football?

General Rules:

• The ball can be carried in the hand for a distance of four steps and can be kicked or "hand-passed", a striking motion with the hand or fist.
• After every four steps the ball must either be bounced or "solo-ed", an action of dropping the ball onto the foot and kicking it back into the hand.

What is GAA Minor?

The minor age group bracket has been changed from u18 to u17, which means that young players who finish their last year of minors are still under the age of 18 and now have to play senior football.