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eamoss
15/02/2005, 6:41 PM
From DundalkFC.com (http://www.dundalkfc.com/home.html) homepage:

Dundalk FC Obtain UEFA License
Dundalk FC have been awarded the UEFA License after resolving all outstanding issues. More reaction on Wednesday...

Thank God, No Leinster Senior League Division 3 for us. :p
Longfordian
15/02/2005, 8:28 PM
We're pretty hopeful of everything being done and in by Thursday at the latest
Neish
15/02/2005, 8:34 PM
Well done Dundalk and Good luck to Longford and the rest
paudie
16/02/2005, 8:16 AM
Good to see from the website that Dundalk have detailed plans in place to develop the club over the next few years.

Maybe ye won't be sleeping giants for much longer!
Buile Shuibhne
16/02/2005, 9:00 AM
PRESS RELEASE



TWO MORE UEFA LICENCES GRANTED BY APPEALS BOARD



Wednesday 16th February 2005: Following a review of further information and documentation, Dundalk and Kildare County have been awarded First Division UEFA Club Licences by the UEFA Club Licensing Appeals Body.



This brings to 20 the number of clubs who have so far been awarded UEFA Club Licences for the coming season.



ENDS



Issued on behalf of the Football Association of Ireland
De Town
16/02/2005, 9:51 AM
Congratulations to Dundalk and Kildare.

Here's hoping we can join them anytime soon :cool:
Breifne
16/02/2005, 9:59 AM
Here's hoping we can join them anytime soon :cool:

Ditto
Dawn_Run
16/02/2005, 10:19 AM
Say for arguements sake Longford fail to have the requirements met by the friday deadline. Does this mean that Waterford United would take their spot in europe? Can anyone shed any light on this?
Maz
16/02/2005, 10:19 AM
Nope dont think so. We lose our spot and thats that!
De Town
16/02/2005, 10:22 AM
Nope dont think so. We lose our spot and thats that!
Yeah we lose our spot but someone would have to take it. I reckon Dawn_Run has a point :confused:
Mr_T
16/02/2005, 10:45 AM
Say for arguements sake Longford fail to have the requirements met by the friday deadline. Does this mean that Waterford United would take their spot in europe? Can anyone shed any light on this?

No. Teams can only qualify for Eurpoean competition by achieving a qualifying position in their previos seasons domestic competition. UEFA will not accept substitutes, this was clarified several times, especially last year when Derry were the only club to get an A License and some of their more "optimistic" fans thought they would got from relegation playoff to Champions league. :rolleyes:

TG
paudie
16/02/2005, 10:46 AM
In the Irish league last season Distillery had qualified for the inter toto but didn't get the required licence and Ballymena took their place.

Longford qualified through the cup so I don't know if Waterford would take their place or would it revert back to the league.

Hopefully it won't arise anyway.
Mr_T
16/02/2005, 10:46 AM
Well done to Dundalk and Kildare by the way.

TG
Macy
16/02/2005, 10:46 AM
especially last year when Derry were the only club to get an A License and some of their more "optimistic" fans thought they would got from relegation playoff to Champions league. :rolleyes:

TG
Shouldn't that be on the Jim Roddy thread? :rolleyes: :D
MariborKev
16/02/2005, 11:07 AM
Now now Macy

It appears that we have had a point, saying they ahd to change the rules in order to ensure the same thing couldn't happen again.
monutdfc
16/02/2005, 11:16 AM
In the Irish league last season Distillery had qualified for the inter toto but didn't get the required licence and Ballymena took their place.

Intertoto is different, same rules don't apply
Clones Road Cas
16/02/2005, 12:14 PM
Congratulations

It would have been a loss to our points total had you been kicked out ;)

nah well done on the license. We cant afford to lose any regional clubs.
Dawn_Run
16/02/2005, 1:09 PM
No. Teams can only qualify for Eurpoean competition by achieving a qualifying position in their previos seasons domestic competition. UEFA will not accept substitutes, this was clarified several times, especially last year when Derry were the only club to get an A License and some of their more "optimistic" fans thought they would got from relegation playoff to Champions league. :rolleyes:

TG

Is this just just for club level - i am recalling when Denmark got in the back door to the 92 euro championships (and won it) on a technicality because of the war in yugoslavia! How sure are you Mr T?
harpskid
16/02/2005, 3:02 PM
How sure are you Mr T?

He read the rule book! :p
Buile Shuibhne
16/02/2005, 4:17 PM
PRESS RELEASE



Dublin City Awarded UEFA Club Licence



Wednesday 16th February 2005. 3.45pm: The UEFA Club Licensing Appeals Body has examined further information and documentation submitted by Dublin City FC and has granted the club a First Division Licence for the coming season.



Twenty one clubs have now been awarded League Club Licences.



ENDS



Issued on behalf of the Football Association of Ireland
Longfordian
16/02/2005, 4:22 PM
Tomorrow morning or afternoon hopefully
holidaysong
16/02/2005, 4:40 PM
Thank God, No Leinster Senior League Division 3 for us. :p

hehe :D
harpskid
16/02/2005, 6:36 PM
Say for arguements sake Longford fail to have the requirements met by the friday deadline. Does this mean that Waterford United would take their spot in europe? Can anyone shed any light on this?


FAI National League Clubs will only be able to qualify for admission to UEFA Competitions if the first team of the club qualifies for a UEFA Club Competition on sporting merit through domestic competitions approved through the FAI

This is taken directly from the manual - section 2.6 or something like that anyhow
Maynard
16/02/2005, 7:01 PM
Delighted that we got that out of the way at last. Good luck to Longford.
Martinho II
16/02/2005, 10:27 PM
fingers crossed for us tommorrow! the nerves are getting worse every minute! oh please god that we will be on a uefa cup this cumin season! :(

congrats to dundalk,kildare and chf !
Longfordian
16/02/2005, 11:58 PM
Tomorrow is what our club officials want. In an ideal situation by 1 or 2 we'll be announcing everything's hunky dory. I do know some of our officials are extremely pizzed off we didn't have it all done today. If there's a God up there at all we'll be sound as a bell, if we don't get it done I suppose there's Friday afternoon but absolutely no-one wants that to happen. The last issues left are so much a technicality as to be farcical if it doesn't happen.
sligoman
17/02/2005, 12:32 AM
Dundalk FC Obtain UEFA License

Thank god, cos we would of missed getting the maximum points out of ye this season. :D :D