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COMHAIRLE IARBHUNSCOILEANNA LAIGHEAN LEABHRÁN EOLAIS 2020-2021 1 Leinster GAA Fixtures Booklet 1.pdf 3 22/08/2019 12:27 CONTENTS Fueling Page 4: Comhairle Iarbhunscoileanna Laighean Page 5: Leinster Post Primary Committees Page 6: Games Managers / Fixtures Coordinators – Contact Details Generations Page 7: Leahnrán Eolais 2020-20201 – Fógra Oifigiúl Pgs 8 - 13: Regulations 2020-2021 Pgs 14 - 16: All Ireland Series Competition Regulation of Champions Page 17: Give Respect / Get Respect Page 18: Provincial Competitions Pgs 19 - 23 Leinster Senior Football ‘A’, ‘B’, ‘C’ & ‘D’ Pgs 24 - 32 Leinster Senior Hurling ‘A’, ‘B’ & ‘C’ & ‘C1’ Page 33 Leinster Junior Football – ‘A’, ‘B’, ‘C’ & ‘D’ Pgs 34 - 36 Leinster Junior Hurling ‘A’, ‘A1’ & ‘B’ Page 37 Leinster Second Year Football – ‘A’, ‘B’, ‘C’ & ‘D’ Pgs 38/39 Leinster Second Year Hurling ‘A’ & ‘B’ C Pgs 40/41 Leinster First Year Football & Hurling M Page 42: Áth Cliath / Dublin Competitions Y Pgs 43 – 48: Dublin Senior Football ‘A’, ‘B’, ‘C’, ‘D’ & ‘D1’ Pgs 49 – 53: Dublin Senior Hurling ‘B’, ‘C’ & ‘C1’ CM Pgs 54 – 60: Dublin Junior Football ‘A’, ‘B’, ‘C’ ‘D’ & ‘D1’ Pgs 61 – 66: Dublin Junior Hurling ‘A’, ‘B’, ‘C’ ‘D’ & ‘D1’ MY Pgs 67 – 73: Dublin Second Year Football ‘A’, ‘B’, ‘C’ ‘D’ & ‘D1’ Pgs 74 – 79: Dublin Second Year Hurling ‘A’, ‘B’, ‘C’ ‘D’ & ‘D1’ CY Page 80: Laighean Theas / South Leinster Competitions CMY Pgs 81 – 87: South Leinster Senior Football ‘A’& ‘B’ Leagues and SF ‘B’, ‘C’, ‘D’ & ‘D1’ Pgs 88 – 90: South Leinster Senior Hurling ‘C’ & ‘C1’ K An Official partner of Leinster GAA Pgs 91 – 96: South Leinster Junior Football ‘A’, ‘B’ ‘C’, ‘D’ & ‘D1’ Pgs 97 – 101: South Leinster Junior Hurling ‘B’ ‘C’ & ‘C1’ Pgs 102 – 107: South Leinster Second Year Football ‘A’, ‘B’ ‘C’, ‘D’ & ‘D1’ Pgs 108 – 113: South Leinster Second Year Hurling ‘B’ ‘C’ & ‘C1’ With Top Oil you’re not just buying home heating oil, you’re buying into a tradition of serving the community, Page 114: Laighean Thuaidh / North Leinster Competitions stretching back over 200 years. Pgs 115 – 121: North Leinster Senior Football ‘A’& ‘B’ Leagues and SF ‘B’, ‘C’, ‘D’ & ‘D1’ Pgs 122 – 124: North Leinster Senior Hurling ‘C’ & ‘C1’ Pgs 125 – 130: North Leinster Junior Football ‘A’, ‘B’ ‘C’, ‘D’ & ‘D1’ So whether you order online or over the phone you’re Pgs 131 – 135: North Leinster Junior Hurling ‘B’ ‘C’ & ‘C1’ Pgs 136 – 141: North Leinster Second Year Football ‘A’, ‘B’ ‘C’, ‘D’ & ‘D1’ getting quality and service, from our tank to yours. Pgs 142 – 147: North Leinster Second Year Hurling ‘B’ ‘C’ & ‘C1’ Page 148: Diary / Planner / Notes To order great value heating oil Page 155: School Contact Details visit www.top.ie Page 165: Layout to Competitions 2020/2021 2 3 Leinster GAA Fixtures Booklet 1.pdf 3 22/08/2019 12:27 Fueling Generations of Champions C M Y CM MY CY CMY K An Official partner of Leinster GAA With Top Oil you’re not just buying home heating oil, you’re buying into a tradition of serving the community, stretching back over 200 years. So whether you order online or over the phone you’re getting quality and service, from our tank to yours. To order great value heating oil visit www.top.ie 3 3 COMHAIRLE LARBHUNSCOILEANNA LAIGHEAN Cathaoirleach John Rouse 087 6158102 Runaí Noel Delaney 087 2456147 COUNTY REPS. Carlow Darragh Kelly 085-1651725 Dublin Brendan Cahill 086 8511304 Kildare Larry Curtin 086 8408895 Kilkenny Niall Connolly 087 6677523 Laois Ollie Hally 086 3346314 Longford Conan Casey 086 4019114 Louth Jeff Brannigan 086 4011937 Meath Ciarán Flynn 086 8458408 Offaly Paddy Scales 087 6228795 Westmeath Eoin Jordan 085 8430866 Wexford Donal Howlin 087 9076653 Wicklow Jim Murphy 087 2372582 LEINSTER COUNCIL REPS. Representative on Leinster Council Des Halpenny 087 2679508 Provincial Games Development Manager (North Leinster) Alan Mulhall 085 1829991 Provincial Games Development Manager (South Leinster) James Devane 085 6714573 Leinster Commercial & Communications Officer John Haughney 086 7223516 Leinster Provincial Educational Officer Colm Clear 087 9962548 PROVINCIAL SCHOOLS OFFICERS C.C.C. COMHAIRLE IARBHUNSCOILEANNA LAIGHEAN Noel Delaney 087 - 2456147 John Rouse 087 6158102 Tadhg Doran 087 - 9162730 Des Halpenny 087 2679508 Hannah Horan 087 - 6251114 Noel Delaney 087 2456147 Pat Henderson 087 - 7982623 Tadhg Doran 087 9162730 David Sweeney 087 - 9077229 Hannah Horan 087 6251114 Pat Henderson 087 7982623 David Sweeney 087 9077229 Paddy Scales 087 6228795 Larry Curtin 086 8408895 Darragh Kelly 085 1651725 Conan Casey 086 4019114 4 LEINSTER POST PRIMARY COUNTY COMMITTEES CARLOW Cathaoirleach Darragh Kelly 086 1651725 [email protected] Runaí TBC DUBLIN Cathaoirleach Michael O’Grady 087 2331983 [email protected] Runaí TBC KILDARE Cathaoirleach Larry Curtin 086 8408895 [email protected] Runaí TBC KILKENNY Cathaoirleach Pat Murphy 087 7526169 [email protected] Runaí Lughaidh Ó Néill 085 1424268 [email protected] LAOIS Cathaoirleach TBC Runaí Ollie Hally 086 3346314 [email protected] LONGFORD Cathaoirleach Ciarán Garvey 086 1932727 [email protected] Runaí Conan Casey 086 4019114 [email protected] LOUTH Cathaoirleach Jeff Brannigan 086 4011937 [email protected] Runaí Kieran Carey 087 6211080 [email protected] MEATH Cathaoirleach Brendan Cummins 083 0698986 [email protected] Runaí Ciarán Flynn 086 8458408 [email protected] OFFALY Cathaoirleach Paddy Scales 087 6228795 [email protected] Runaí Niall Lynch 086 1075160 [email protected] WESTMEATH Cathaoirleach Garreth Farrell 087 8226816 [email protected] Runaí James McGrath 087 9225839 [email protected] WEXFORD Cathaoirleach Rory McCarthy 087 6306534 [email protected] Runaí Donal Howlin 087 9076653 [email protected] WICKLOW Cathaoirleach John-Paul Davis 086 8363389 [email protected] Runaí Laura Griffin 087 2612377 [email protected] 5 COUNTY GAMES MANAGERS Carlow Seán Gannon (lead GDA) [email protected] 085-7264825 Dublin North Eimear Dignam [email protected] 086-8147701 Dublin South Donal Doyle [email protected] 085-7709709 Dublin West Niall Cooper [email protected] 085-2788507 Kildare Noel Mooney [email protected] 086-8932317 Kilkenny Brían Ryan [email protected] 087-2492343 Laois Mike Henchy [email protected] 085-8779855 Longford Damien Sheridan [email protected] 087-9126556 Louth Shane Lennon [email protected] 087-9962553 Meath Jamie Queeney [email protected] 087 6326528 Offaly Liam O’Reilly (lead GDA) [email protected] 087-7407212 Westmeath Darren Magee [email protected] 086-8055354 Wexford Ray Harris [email protected] 087-1712556 Wicklow Hugh Kenny [email protected] 087-2718537 COUNTY FIXTURES COORDINATOR (WITH RESPONSIBILITY AT POST PRIMARY LEVEL – AND OTHER AREAS) County Name E-mail Phone No. Carlow Brendan Hayden [email protected] 087 2318311 Dublin David Sweeney [email protected] 087 9077229 Kildare Tadhg Fennin [email protected] 086 8070808 Kilkenny Sean Kelly [email protected] 086 2595472 Laois Donal Brennan [email protected] 086 7941593 Longford Damien Sheridan [email protected] 087 9126556 Louth Ciaran Sloan [email protected] 087 6498878 Meath Jenny Rispin [email protected] 087 7811215 Offaly Michael Cleary [email protected] 087 6854178 Westmeath Tomas Mount [email protected] 086 8202250 Wexford Marion Doyle [email protected] 086 0833956 Wicklow Garrett Doyle [email protected] 083 4357460 6 LEABHRÁN EOLAIS 2020-2021 Leabhrán Eolais 2020-2021 is the “Fogra Oifigiuil” for all games listed SCHOOLS OFFICERS Winning team (home team in the event of a draw) is obliged to forward match result, to the respective Schools Officer on the day of the game. Noel Delaney 087 – 2456147 [email protected] Tadhg Doran 087 – 9162730 [email protected] Hannah Horan 087 – 6251114 [email protected] Pat Henderson 087 – 7982623 [email protected] David Sweeney 087 – 9077229 [email protected] Individual Competition Coordinators will be confirmed with initial email to schools well in advance of the competition start date (in some instances this will be the County Coordinator – see page 6) REFEREES EXPENSES Responsibility of Schools involved to reimburse the Referee for the match concerned. GROUNDSMAN/CARETAKER Each School, particularly when using a neutral venue, is obliged to give the groundsman/caretaker some recognition for his/her assistance. Particular attention and respect for club property and club personnel where matches are played should be a priority. REGISTRATION N.B.: All players MUST be registered prior to participation in any of the Competitions. Form can be downloaded from the Leinster website i.e. www.leinstergaa.ie PERSONAL INSURANCE Each School MUST advise Comhairle Iarbhunscoileanna Laighean in writing that all teams have adequate Player Injury Cover. RIALACHA NA gCOMÓRTAISÍ Comhairle Iarbhunscoileanna Laighean is the controlling body. The various Competitions will be run in accordance with the Treoraí Oifigiuil together with various regulations adopted by the Comhairle PR Asking all schools to maximise PR opportunities for all games. Confirmed fixtures will be sent to national media outlets. Leinster Officials Pat Lynagh and John Haughney will assist in this regard. The Post Primary Section on the Leinster GAA website will also carry fixtures and results. 7 REGULATIONS 2020-2021 Leinster Post Primary Schools Competition Control Committee shall be responsible for all arrangements and control of Games under the Provincial Schools Council and matters arising from same, other than those functions reserved to the Provincial Hearings Committee, the Central Competitions Control Committee, the Central Referees’ Appointment Committee and the Central Hearings Committee. It shall hear Objections and Counter Objections arising from any Game under its control.
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