2022 Hurling League

Unless contradicted by the rules below, the Rules of Play are dictated by the Official GAA Guide as found at https://www.gaa.ie/the-gaa/rules-regulations/. 

1. Teams will field 11-a-side. Teams shall play down to 7-a-side as needed without forfeiture of a match. Teams may play up to 13-a-side at the discretion of both captains.
2. Teams are allowed to “borrow” players without forfeiture, given the prior approval of the opposing team’s captain.
3. Unlimited, rolling substitutes are permitted in each game. Substitutions are to be made during dead ball situations and the referee must be informed prior to the substitution taking place.
4. Games will consist of 20 minute halves with 5 minute half times. There will be a minimum of 5 minutes between games to allow teams to warm-up prior to their match.
5. Regular League Scoring system
   1. Win = 3pts, Loss = 0pt.
6. All ties will go to a shootout. 3 penalty shots (only Goalie allowed in box, taken from the 21m). Shots must all be taken by different players. If tie remains after initial 3 penalty shots, continued penalty shots will be taken, one by each team by a continued diversity of players, until tie is broken.
7. The Pub League Commissioner will have the final say on all disputes.
8. The Pub League Commissioner, Club President, or individual entitled to act on their behaves, will have the ability to send players off the field or away from the grounds for yelling at the ref, their teammates, or the other team, even if they aren’t involved with the game.
9. As a co-ed league, Camogie players will follow the Official GAA Guide’s rules for Hurling, except for the following Camogie specific rules below. Camogs may:
   1. Hand-pass the sliotar to score a point only.
   2. Take Frees from the 45-meter line.
   3. After a score only, a camogie keeper may take the puck out from up to the 13m line and within the large parallelogram. If a puck out is not preceded by a score, it shall still be taken from within the small parallelogram.
   4. When the sliotar is played directly over the crossbar from a sideline puck, the score will be worth two points, provided it is not touched in flight by any player on the attacking or defending teams.