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donegaldouble (Donegal) - Posts: 269 - 16/12/2015 10:19:42 1813101 Link 0 |
Its hard to tell a 10 year old child who goes to school in one parish and all his friends are in one parish that he has to go and play for another parish,a river or a hill as a boundary is pretty much irrelevant to a child.You should be allowed to play for the club in the parish you go to school in ,which is basically happening. ifindoubt (Donegal) - Posts: 114 - 16/12/2015 13:15:10 1813145 Link 0 |
ifindoubt (Donegal) That was my point. Seemingly there was only 8 votes that passed the motion. This is going to be a disaster. Basically it means if you want your children to play for the club that you played for all your life, that you can't move outside your parish. donegaldouble (Donegal) - Posts: 269 - 16/12/2015 13:31:57 1813155 Link 0 |
My kid is only 3, i live about 20mile away from my home Club in another parish and where soccer is the main sport, believe me that he will be playing for the Club i played for, simple as that, i am still registered under my parents home address and he will be registered under that same address. Wee_Buns (Donegal) - Posts: 830 - 17/12/2015 12:24:07 1813307 Link 0 |
Wee_Buns donegaldouble (Donegal) - Posts: 269 - 21/12/2015 18:21:36 1813817 Link 0 |
My brother was suspended for a month almost 20 years ago when he was only U-12 for playing for the "wrong" club. The other club protested that he was in their area. Nevermind we were neighbours with an All-Ireland winning All-Star and a load of other players from the same townland who all played for our club too. But they went after an 11 year old. Texas (Donegal) - Posts: 163 - 11/01/2016 19:37:40 1815915 Link 0 |