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Transfer

Star hurl · 2017-04-25 12:57:41

Hi lads just enquiring play junior hurling and my club aren't fielding this year . Live in a neighbouring county is it to late to play for another club ?

25-04-2017 12:57pm

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Star hurl

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Hi lads just enquiring play junior hurling and my club aren't fielding this year . Live in a neighbouring county is it to late to play for another club ?

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#2 25-04-2017 1:06pm

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There's no transfer window as such in gaelic games. You can theoretically transfer to a new club at any time of the year.

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#3 25-04-2017 1:18pm

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I think you can transfer inter-county at any stage of the year, but I believe in my own county transfers within the county must be applied for at the beginning of the year i.e. before 31st Jan. That may not apply to all counties, think they have delegated authority in that regard to have bye-laws etc.

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