transfer?

madred006 · 14-01-2012 8:08pm #1

Hi just curious to know what is the precedure to request a transfer to a different club ,do i make the request in wrighting to the club secretary ,or to the relevent county board ,thanks in advance .

Frank Spencer · 14-01-2012 9:17pm

madred006 wrote: »

Hi just curious to know what is the precedure to request a transfer to a different club ,do i make the request in wrighting to the club secretary ,or to the relevent county board ,thanks in advance .

Is it with-in a county or is it inter-county?

What county?

RickRoll · 14-01-2012 9:19pm

madred006 wrote: »

Hi just curious to know what is the precedure to request a transfer to a different club ,do i make the request in wrighting to the club secretary ,or to the relevent county board ,thanks in advance .

Maybe that would be a bad idea.

madred006 · 14-01-2012 10:02pm

hi guys sorry about spelling ,its in laois from club to club .

Frank Spencer · 14-01-2012 10:11pm

madred006 wrote: »

hi guys sorry about spelling ,its in laois from club to club .

Generally there's a defined transfer window of about a week. Take Dublin for example the transfer window is the 7 days following the county convention in December. Laois may be similar but you will probably need to ask locally but don't waste time as it may be soon if it's not already closed.

madred006 · 14-01-2012 10:44pm

Frank Spencer wrote: »

Generally there's a defined transfer window of about a week. Take Dublin for example the transfer window is the 7 days following the county convention in December. Laois may be similar but you will probably need to ask locally but don't waste time as it may be soon if it's not already closed.

Thanks Frank ,do i notify club secretary or the county board.

RickRoll · 14-01-2012 11:58pm

Notify you're club secretary, it's their job to sort transfers.

Frank Spencer · 15-01-2012 11:10am

madred006 wrote: »

Thanks Frank ,do i notify club secretary or the county board.

You need to speak to the secretary of the club that you intend to seek a transfer to but it would also be a good idea to inform a committee member in your current club as a courtesy and to see would there be any opposition to granting you the transfer.

GAAman · 15-01-2012 12:01pm

RickRoll wrote: »

Maybe that would be a bad idea.

RickRoll wrote: »

Notify you're club secretary, it's their job to sort transfers.

You mean "Notify YOUR club secretary, it's their job to sort transfers" don't you? (Not nice when it is done to you is it? So maybe keep that in mind in the future)

On topic I agree with Frank, speak to the secretary and also a committee member out of courtesy. If you have good reason and it is within the transfer window you should be fine, good luck with it.

rebel girl 15 · 15-01-2012 7:44pm

In Laois, you must submit your transfer form before the end of January according to the Laois CLG byelaws

4 d viii) Requests for transfer shall not be considered unless submitted to the County Secretary before January 31st in any year.

If you are living in the club catchment area of the club that you are currently playing for, and want to transfer it will be turned down. If you have moved permanently from one residence into the catchment area of the club you want to transfer, it should be allowed provided you give proof of address

4d v) Normally, Transfers within the county shall be granted only in the event of a player moving to a new place of Permanent Residence which is within the Catchment Area of the club to which he wishes to transfer. In such cases the onus of proof of new permanent residence shall be on the applicant for transfer.

Laois byelaws are here, scroll down and check appendix one, gives a clearer pictures on transfers under "Guidelines or Criteria for Transfers' Committee" http://laoisgaa.ie/contentPage/47357/2011_laois_g_a_a_bye-laws

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