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CARLOW TOWN HEIDI CROTTY NAOMH BRÍD 66 the Meadows, Bullock Park, Carlow AVRIL NOLAN Tel: 086 8686636 Bohermore, Bagenalstown, Co An Cumann Camógaíochta CEATHARLACH FIXTURES 2017 PROUD SPONSORS: SWAN’S REDDY’S ELECTRICAL OF CARLOW FOR Food * Drink * Sport * Friends CARLOW CAMOGIE CLUB CONTACTS 2017 BALLINKILLEN MUINEBHEAG MARY TRACEY SUZANNE LILLIS-O’NEILL Corries, Bagenalstown, Co. Carlow 8 Station Road, Bagenalstown, Co. Carlow Tel: 087 2211746 Tel: 087 7978283 email: [email protected] email: [email protected] CHAIRPERSON: BRENDAN LEEN CHAIRPERSON: GER POWER Tel: 086 6061718 Tel: 085 8215589 BURREN RANGERS MYSHALL ANGELA BERMINGHAM MAIREAD DOYLE, SECRETARY Ballintrane, Fenagh, Co. Carlow. 75 Brownshill Wood, Brownshill Road, Carlow Tel: 087 6157596 Tel: 087 4106821 email: [email protected] email: [email protected] CHAIRPERSON: LINDA KENNY CHAIRPERSON: MARY NOLAN Tel: 087 6316137 Tel: 086 1504904 JUVENILE SECRETARY: OLIVIA FERRY Tel: 087 7634677 CARLOW TOWN HEIDI CROTTY NAOMH BRÍD 66 The Meadows, Bullock Park, Carlow AVRIL NOLAN Tel: 086 8686636 Bohermore, Bagenalstown, Co. Carlow email: [email protected] Tel: 087 7987537 CHAIRPERSON: MARY SWEENEY email: [email protected] Tel: 087 9543415 CHAIRPERSON: GERALDINE O’BYRNE Tel: 086 3386872 KILDAVIN / CLONEGAL SETANTA GWEN GOULD Corrymore House, Corries Cross, Muinebheag, Co. Carlow LEO McGOUGH Tel: 087 9636212 Staplestown Road, Carlow email: [email protected] Tel: 086 8409011 email: [email protected] CHAIRPERSON: CHARMAINE COX Tel: 087 2354111 CHAIRPERSON: PAT AHERN Tel: 086 3386872 MOUNT LEINSTER RANGERS ST. MULLINS BELINDA O’BRIEN LIZ O’CONNELL New Line, Borris, Co. Carlow Drummond, St. Mullins, Co. Carlow Tel: 086 3256627 Tel: 087 4444335 email: [email protected] email: [email protected] CHAIRPERSON: ELAINE KAVANAGH CHAIRPERSON: MARY O’SHEA Tel: 086 1736463 Tel: 086 8294859 2 COUNTY BOARD OFFICERS 2017 CHAIRPERSON: DEBBIE BRENNAN 10 School House Gate, Ballinkillen, Co. Carlow Tel: 087 2200433 email: [email protected] VICE-CHAIRPERSON: KATHLEEN THOMPSON Closutton, Bagenalstown, Co. Carlow Tel: 087 7736114 email: [email protected] SECRETARY: LINDA KENNY Graiguenaspidogue, Nurney, Co. Carlow Tel: 087 6316137 email: [email protected] ASSISTANT SECRETARY: JENNIFER ENGLISH Corries, Bagenalstown, Co. Carlow Tel: 087 1313467 email: [email protected] TREASURER: MARY O’SHEA Ballinabanogue, New Ross, Co. Wexford Tel: 086 8294859 email: [email protected] PRO: CHRISTINE THOMPSON Closutton, Bagenalstown, Co. Carlow Tel: 085 1962840 email: [email protected] PROVINCIAL DELEGATE: LIAM FOLEY 2 Nurney Village, Nurney, Co. Carlow Tel: 086 0848162 email: [email protected] CHILDREN’S OFFICER: MARGARET CONDELL Augharue, Bilboa, Co. Carlow Tel: 085 1006547 email: [email protected] DEVELOPMENT OFFICER: GER POWER 94 Fr Cummins Park, Bagenalstown, Co. Carlow Tel: 085 8215589 email: [email protected] 3 AN CUMANN CAMÓGAÍOCHTA CONTAE CEATHARLACH BYE LAWS 2017 (Approved) PLEASE BE ADVISED THAT THESE BYE LAWS MUST BE CONSIDERED IN CONJUNCTION WITH AN TREORAI OIFIGUIL (Official Guide) and RIALACHA IMEARTA (Playing Rules) 2015 1. In addition to officers listed in Rule 3.4 An Cumann Camógaíochta, Contae Ceatharlach will elect a Fixtures/Competition Secretary. This member must be member of the Association and is entitled to vote at Executive Committee meetings only. 2. Fixtures Committee: It shall consist of TWO members of the Executive i.e. Vice Chairperson that will act as Chairperson of the Committee, Fixtures / Competition Secretary and other(s) ratified by the County Board. It shall be responsible for all matters relating to games under the jurisdiction of An Cumann Camógaíochta, Contae Ceatharlach including fixtures, venues for games, appointment of referees etc. 3. An Cumann Camógaíochta, Contae Ceatharlach will hold Annual Convention once a year before December 8th. County Committee shall meet on a regular basis from January to November. The Executive Committee shall meet as required. 4. Transfers / Objections / Appeals will be lodged with (Transfers, Hearings and Disciplinary Committee) THDC. All applications for transfers from one club to another within the county must be made by March 1st each year. 5. (a) Club affiliation and registrations fees will be in accordance with An Treorai Oifigiuil and paid administered through Servasport / PayPal system. (b) Additional fees shall be set by a decision of the County Convention and be paid annually to Carlow Camogie Board County Board. 6. All applications for regradings must be made by March 1st each year. 7. Attendance at Meetings: A club which is not represented at a County Committee Meeting shall be fined €10.00. 8. Each club shall nominate at least ONE (1) ACTIVE referee. 9. Each club shall pay a competition fee of €20.00 per competition each year. 10. Referees’ expenses shall be paid on the day of all matches to appointed referee. Fees will be divided equally between both teams unless instructed otherwise by County Executive. All expenses for finals will be paid by County Committee. 11. Any club who wins an adult competition at Junior or other grade apart from Senior two years in a row or twice in three years be upgraded to next grade. 4 AN CUMANN CAMÓGAÍOCHTA CONTAE CEATHARLACH COMPETITION RULES AND REGULATIONS 2017 PLEASE BE ADVISED THAT THESE RULES AND REGULATIONS MUST BE CONSIDERED IN CONJUNCTION WITH AN TREORAI OIFIGUIL (Official Guide) and RIALACHA IMEARTA (Playing Rules) 2015 1. An Cumann Camógaíochta Contae Ceatharlach shall organise Under 14, Under 16, Under 18, Junior and Senior Championship Competitions; Adult 12 A Side League; U-21 Blitz Day Competition; Under 6, Under 8 and Under 10 Go Games; Under 12 Go Games and Mini Leagues, Under 11 and Under 13 Autumn Leagues, Cluster Blitzes and any other competitions as it decides. 2. A set of medals will be presented to the winners in all Championship competitions only. Runner Up Medals will be presented at Under 14 level. A uniform medal will be presented to every girl who competes in underage Go Games and Mini Leagues. 3. By April 30th each year clubs must be registered on online system. (Additional players must be registered (3) days prior to a match – Rule 28.1.) 4. Each club within the county may enter teams in Under 14, Under 16, Under 18, Senior, Junior Championship, 12 A Side Adult League, U21 Blitz Day and for underage teams they may enter in Go Games / Cluster Blitzes and Mini Leagues. 5. AGE CRITERIA (Please refer to An Treoraí Oifigúil (Official Guide) 2013 – 28.4) A player must meet the following age criteria in order to be eligible to participate in competitions: Under 12 Be Under 12 and over 8 Under 14 Be Under 14 and over 10 Under 16 Be Under 16 and over 12 Under 18 Be Under 18 and over 14 Adult Be Over 15 except in case of inter-county competitions where a player must be over 16. 6. HELMET (Please refer to Rialacha Imeartha (Playing Rules) 2013 – 7.2 In all Camogie games and training sessions it is mandatory for all players to wear an approved helmet with facial guard. 7. SHINGUARDS: It is also recommended that all players wear shinguards in underage competitions. 8. All members must comply with the Camogie Association’s Code of Behaviour “Our Game Our Code” – Code of Best Practice in Youth Sport. All coaches must be Garda vetted prior to commencing coaching with all age groups. 5 9. SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP Championship to be run on a league system. 1st Placed Team will go straight to final. 2nd and 3rd Placed Team will play a semi final. Winner will go into championship final. (All Other Rules Governed by Official Guide and Playing Rules 2015). 10. JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP Championship to be run on a league system. 1st Placed Team will go straight to final. 2nd and 3rd Placed Team will play a semi final. Winner will go into championship final. Players who played in a higher grade championship in previous year will not be eligible to play in this competition unless regrading approved. Any club competing in Senior Championship must have played in that grade prior to fielding in Junior Championship. (All Other Rules Governed by Official Guide and Playing Rules 2015). 11. ADULT 12-A-SIDE LEAGUE League to be run on a league system. Two groups of 4. Top team in each group v 2nd team in opposite in semi-finals. Any player named on the Carlow County Intermediate Championship panel will not be eligible to play in this league. (All Other Rules Governed by Official Guide and Playing Rules 2015). 12. UNDER 21 CHAMPIONSHIP BLITZ This competition will be played as a one day blitz competition as decided by Annual Convention. Must have a minimum of three teams to proceed. (All Other Rules Governed by Official Guide and Playing Rules 2015). 13. UNDER 18 15-A-SIDE CHAMPIONSHIP This competition will be played on a league basis as decided by Annual Convention. Top two teams will play in championship final. (All Other Rules Governed by Official Guide and Playing Rules 2015). 14. UNDER 18 12-A-SIDE CHAMPIONSHIP This competition will be played on a league basis as decided by Annual Convention. Top team will play in championship final; second and third team will play a semi final. (All Other Rules Governed by Official Guide and Playing Rules 2015). 15. UNDER 16 15-A-SIDE CHAMPIONSHIP This competition will be played on a league basis as decided by Annual Convention. Semi Finals will be played 1 v 4 (1), 2 v 3 (2); ‘A’ Final Winner 1 v 2; ‘B’ Final Loser 1 v 2. (All Other Rules Governed by Official Guide and Playing Rules 2015). 6 16. UNDER 16 12-A-SIDE CHAMPIONSHIP This competition will be played on a league basis as decided by Annual Convention. Semi-Finals will be played 1 v 4 (1), 2 v 3 (2); ‘A’ Final Winner 1 v 2; ‘B’ Final Loser 1 v 2.
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