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Tranfering to different club

  • 06-06-2009 1:24pm
    #1
    dotsflan
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,014 ✭✭✭


    Hey, i was just wondering whats the story with tranferring to different clubs? do you have to be living or working in the area or can you just move clubs? My reason for asking is ive had a bit of a disagreement with members of my local club a year ago and i havent hurled since and i miss it greatly! so now im considering moving to a club a few miles away from me but its in a different county but a lot of old school friends are hurling there!! im just wondering have i any chance of tranferring??


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  • #2
    Tazdedub
    Closed Accounts Posts: 191 ✭✭Tazdedub


    dotsflan wrote: »
    Hey, i was just wondering whats the story with tranferring to different clubs? do you have to be living or working in the area or can you just move clubs? My reason for asking is ive had a bit of a disagreement with members of my local club a year ago and i havent hurled since and i miss it greatly! so now im considering moving to a club a few miles away from me but its in a different county but a lot of old school friends are hurling there!! im just wondering have i any chance of tranferring??

    Dotsflan as far as I know if you dont play for you club for a year then you are essentially a free agent (see the Eamonn Fennell carry on) and can join any club you like. However if it is less than a year you will have to put in a transfer request. Im not too sure how it works with transferring between counties.


  • #3
    aster99
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,216 ✭✭✭aster99


    Between counties seems to be the easiest of all, i did it before and it took about 10 days from start to finish.


  • #4
    dotsflan
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,014 ✭✭✭dotsflan


    Thanks for the replies lads, i havent played since april 08 with my club so hopefully that will mean im a free agent!! Does it make a difference that im not transfering due to moving or work commitments? Because obviuosly im doing this for personal reasons!


  • #5
    deisekidd
    Closed Accounts Posts: 10 ✭deisekidd


    dotsflan wrote: »
    Hey, i was just wondering whats the story with tranferring to different clubs? do you have to be living or working in the area or can you just move clubs? My reason for asking is ive had a bit of a disagreement with members of my local club a year ago and i havent hurled since and i miss it greatly! so now im considering moving to a club a few miles away from me but its in a different county but a lot of old school friends are hurling there!! im just wondering have i any chance of tranferring??


    DOWN HERE IN WATERFORD YOU CAN ONLY TRANSFER IF YOU LIVE IN THE AREA


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