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All clubs (except maybe Cork this time around?) are told informally 5 days before the official announcement, how they have fared licence wise.
Shels have been awarded a Premier Div licence (as they were last year).
Any others hear how their club got on?
Premier
I know we applied for a Premier and I didn't hear of any problems regarding it in the last few days anyway so I would think we'll get a Premier one.
Only stumblign block for us is the pitch been subjected to the bouncy ball test!
First Div licence, only just afaik.
heard that on the grapevine last night too.. we have appointed a new cpo which is great news..:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Longfordian
I'm sure he's delighted with his new role alright!. Very well paid position.
Who is it?
Don't know if it's officially confirmed but he's on the committee already and posts on here from time to time. A Section O alumnus!.
What time are the licences due to be announced tomorrow?
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Originally Posted by The Lilywhites
Whenever Cork are ready!
Heard there was an article on licensing on the Mail today.. can anybody post a scan or link (did google but couldn't find it).
the committe meet at 1pm so some time after thatQuote:
Originally Posted by The Lilywhites
how do fingal get one? they didnt get one last year did they?
No; pitch too short. They've plans to build that new ground though; that's usually good enough.
Out of interest does anyone know for definate the ground cork have listed on their application?
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Originally Posted by pineapple stu
haha, so they will give them a license based on plans.......hmmmmmm
will the pitch be longer this year
Thewy take alot of hard work so congrats to every club that got one fair and square.
didint drogheda get their lisence based on their plans for a new ground last yearQuote:
Originally Posted by danthesaint
That's generally the idea, it's how we have been able to obtain a Premier Licence in the past (although our ground is actually going ahead), same with Drogheda.Quote:
Originally Posted by danthesaint