THE GAA HAVE confirmed the ticket prices and TV coverage for the the inter-provincial series on 18-19 October that will showcase the proposed new rule changes for Gaelic football.
Devised by the Football Review Committee (FRC), the rules will be on trial in Croke Park the weekend after next.
On Friday 18 October, Leinster will play Connacht in the first interprovincial semi-final at 6pm, followed by Munster against Ulster in the second semi-final at 8pm.
The two defeated teams play each other at 5.30pm on Saturday 19 October, with the winning semi-finalists meeting at 7.30pm that night.
Friday’s matches are both live on TG4, with the Saturday fixtures broadcast by RTÉ.
Connacht will be coached by Pádraic Joyce, Dessie Dolan will look after the Leinster team, John Cleary manages the Munster selection, and Kieran Donnelly takes charge of Ulster.
Tickets for the games are on sale from usual outlets priced at €15 for adults and €5
for children and provide entry to all four games over the two days. All tickets must be
purchased in advance from either the GAA website or Centra and SuperValu outlets.
Allianz are the series sponsors with the finalised rules to be confirmed this week.
Some of the proposed rule enchancements the FRC are considering were revealed at a press briefing last month:
- 1 v 1 throw-in to start the game.
- 40 metre scoring arc and new scoring system.
- Kick-outs from 20 metre line, must go beyond the 40-metre arc.
- ‘Solo and go’ option for player who is fouled.
- Advanced mark.
- Limits on passing to the goalkeeper.
- 3/3 Up or Back.
I don’t know what they are doing with advanced mark but get rid of all marks and.play frigging football
@frank walsh: True. Get rid of the mark and get rid of the hand pass altogether. For their no skill in it anyway.
@Ray Ridge: . No harm Ray but you’re clueless.
Surprised the pick up from the ground is not been trialled it might stop players crowding around. As well if you receive a pass via a fisted pass you have to kick the next pass. It would stop the endless hand passing
@Diarmuid: just get rid of the hand pass altogether. Serves no purpose. There no skill in it. Referees have it hard enough without having to add another thing for them to watch.
Huh
@Gary Galligan: im lost as well
Gary Galligan huh aris
Time for some Leinstertainment in the GAA