The Senior Boys and Girls competitions get underway this week across the capital. Please take note of the following information.
The season is extremely tight with the following dates for each round:
Round 1 – September 13/14th
Round 2 – September 20/21st
Round 3 – September 27/28th
Make up week 4/5th October(in case of postponements due to weather)
Friday October 6th – Group Games Result Deadline. (Any fixtures not completed by this date will be tossed for)
Quarter Final – 11/12 October
Semi Final – 18/19th Ocotber
Final- 23rd & 24th October
Knockout Stage Format
There is no shield competitions this season
Competition Format (Qualification) for competitions with FOUR Divisions: Four teams per division
CUP
A1 (home) v B2 ┐
D1 (home) v C2 ┘
C1 (home) v D2 ┐
B1 (home) V A2 ┘
Competition Format (Qualification) for competitions with FIVE Divisions: Four teams per division
A1 (home) v C2 ┐
D1 v E1 ┘
C1 (home) v E2 ┐
B1 (home) V A2 ┘
If two teams finish on the same points the following will decide the order
All group games/playoffs must be played by 06/10/23. Semi finals will be generated 07/10/23
(Where 3 teams finish on the same points and can’t be separated by head to head/playoff, a draw will be conducted by the runai and one other officer to determine the final league standing)
Referees are available from the list on https://cnmb.ie/reiteoiri/. Home teams should organise the referees with agreement from opposition. Results should be updated in the members area of this website.
Venues have been fixed automatically by the fixture system, Schools should liaise with venues to ensure they are free. Where a venue is down as “FIRST TEAM HOME”, the first team has been drawn as home but their home venue is full, according to the system. It is the responsibility of the home team to sort a venue for their game. If this is not possible, the away team can provide the venue.
Coiste CnmB wishes all teams the best of luck in the upcoming season. The football season is extremely tight with just 8 weeks from Game 1 to the finals. We ask all schools to cooperate with the organisations and abide by our Moltaí, being respectful to referees and opposition teams. Lastly, participation is key to development, schools are encouraged to give children meaningful game time and keep panels that allow this.
Coiste CnmB