Em that was the same day.
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So you're claiming the licencing meetings took place on a Sunday?
No... It took place on a monday and was announced during the afternoon of that monday.. but today they haven't been
The license system is pointless if Cork get one.
Cork City's licence application should be an open-shut case tbh.
The only criteria for an away section of any ground is the availability of some covered seats to away fans which there is at Oriel. So if you have a problem with getting wet at Oriel I suggest you pay the extra few bob to get a seat in the designated away seating at the front of the stand in oriel.
I actually do sit in the stand.
But the licensing manual calls for refreshments for away fans (not available on the terrace), disabled toilets (not there), emergency lighting (twice we've had to walk out of Oriel in the pitch dark), permanent water fonts (none there) and turnstiles(unsure about this one but as far as I can rememberwe buy our tickets outside at the caravan and go through the big gate showing the ticket to the stewards).
Personally it makes no difference to me about these but technically they are a breach of licensing. UP has a lot more than that wrong with it but the FAI gave the licence last year based on their plans (which they never followed up) and presumably this year on the basis that they have permission to rectify the issues.
I bet its probable that a lot of grounds have similar issues that are in breach.
In here if you are interested
http://www.stpatsfc.com/news.php?id=3461
Quote:
15/02/2010 [19:35]
SAINTS RECEIVE PREMIER DIVISION LICENSE
St Patrick’s Athletic have this evening been informed by the club Licence Committee that they have been granted a club licence for the 2010 season.
Speaking today Club Licence Manager Philip Nolan said.” The club licensing process is an important part of the league I would like to thank all the people at the club that played a part in securing the club licence”
Drogs got Premier licence as well
Shels have also got a Premier Licence.
Link to CSFShels message above
http://www.shelbournefc.ie/news.php?id=1421
So far...
Premier Licence:
St Pats
Drogheda
Shels
Longford
Monaghan
LTFC got theirs as well. Premier Licence.
Add Mons to your list of Premier Licences there! :D
Not exactly tippex
It all depends on how quick each team is in putting the info on their website.
I'm going between about 8 different club sites lol
Thanks Jof. Its our 3rd season with a Premier and we are delighted to have retained it.
I'm not on there so good work.. I'm going between.. Bohs, Dundalk, Galway, Fingal, Derry, Ucd, Bray, Wexford, Waterford...
Confirmed that Ramblers will play A League this year on according to sniffer1 on CCFCFORRUM.COM
Nothing on http://www.cobhramblers.ie/ though ......
even if we get a premier license it means nothing until an announcement is made about the cork application.
That's how my second browser window looks atm
Jaysus..
Athlone have been awarded a first div licence
http://www.athlonetownfc.ie/?p=920
I only applied for a 1st division license and it was what we received.
So far...
Premier Licence:
St Pats
Drogheda
Shels
Longford
Monaghan
First Div:
Athlone
Cobh (maybe)
Limerick
Battery rover, I didn't say anything.... Just mentioned you got one... No shame in only getting a 1st div licence, not like you were ever going to be in the running to take corks place should they not get a prem licence, that honour will go to Bray... The Shel's... Then Waterford etc....