Drogheda's plan ended

My own club UCD have received Premier Division licence(s) because of plans for the future. If an ongoing decision-making process is part of the application it's up to the applicants to anticipate other contingencies. The licencing determination process gives the applicant the benefit of the doubt until the applicant's ongoing process (in this case Planning Application re-zoning) to play out and reach a Final decision.

That Final bit is a clue to Drogheda's case and other's. Obviouly if there is no ongoing process during application for football Licence then the it doesn't need to be considered.

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Originally Posted by GalwayRed

Calm down, I only read the article I didnt look at the comment underneath. Apologies for that.

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I'll leave you off coz of where you're living! And the point was a valid one anyway! :ball:

The reports (and the reasons ABP made their decision) will be available for all to read in a few days on the An Bord Pleanala website - I think people should read those before judging.

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Originally Posted by Northern Light

I think people should read those before judging.

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Are you new to this forum? ;)

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Originally Posted by osarusan

Has anybody actually checked the rules?

I haven't, but I'd be surprised if there was a specific rule about pitches being unplayable because of the actions-decisions of the home groundstaff (as opposed to being unplayable due to weather conditions).

Consequently, I'd be very surprised if Shels were awarded the game.

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I think youre in the wrong thread:p

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Originally Posted by osarusan

Has anybody actually checked the rules?

I haven't, but I'd be surprised if there was a specific rule about pitches being unplayable because of the actions-decisions of the home groundstaff (as opposed to being unplayable due to weather conditions).

Consequently, I'd be very surprised if Shels were awarded the game.

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im mortified for you :D

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Originally Posted by Northern Light

The reports (and the reasons ABP made their decision) will be available for all to read in a few days on the An Bord Pleanala website - I think people should read those before judging.

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The report is available now, and I did read it. It makes diabolic reading from Drogheda's point of view. The whole project was never a goer.

I'd recommend that everybody read it.

Don't you put yourself out, I'll do it! :rolleyes:

http://www.pleanala.ie/casenum/229962.htm

:p :D

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Originally Posted by stann

Don't you put yourself out, I'll do it! :rolleyes:

http://www.pleanala.ie/casenum/229962.htm

:p :D

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Well if you're accessing the net via an IPhone with no cut-n-paste, putting a link is putting oneself out. But thanks anyway.