Rules and Regulations for all Munster Schools

Rules and Regulations for all Munster Schools Rugby Competitions:

In the event of MSR rules + regulations not being completed due to whatever circumstances, the

Munster Branch rules + regulations will apply in all competitions.

Affiliation to the Munster Schools Branch I.R.F.U. is a commitment to abide by all rules and regulations of all competitions under the auspices of the Munster Schools Branch I.R.F.U. Any breach of same will lead to severe sanction.

Munster Schools Senior+ Junior Cup

1. The following specific regulations are in addition to the general regulations covering competitive rugby football under the administration of the Munster Branch I.R.F.U.

2. The competition shall be under the control of the Munster Schools Committee

ELIGIBILITY: ‘August 2014′

1. The Munster Schools Senior Cup is a competition for schoolboy rugby players who are under 19 years of age as of 1st January in the school year in which the competition is played.

2. The Munster Schools Junior Cup is a competition for schoolboy rugby players who are under 16 years of age as of 1st January in the school year in which the competition is played.

3. Schoolboy Rugby players must be qualified schoolboys in the competing school when the relevant competition is taking place.

A qualified schoolboy is one who:

(a) Has, in the case of the Munster Schools Junior Cup, been continually in full regular attendance during school hours (except in case of illness) from 1st October of the current season and is registered in accordance with registration at schools under the Department of Education and Skills regulations;

(b) Has, in the case of the Munster Schools Senior Cup, (subject to the exceptions as outlined in the

Schedule below) been continually in full regular attendance during school hours (except in case of illness) and being in his second academic year of the school’s academic program and so registered at that school on 1st October in both years in accordance with registration at schools under the

Department of Education and Skills regulations.

(c) is on the Department of Education and Skills October Roll Lists and is following the recognized

Department of Education Syllabus;

(d) Is entered for the relevant Department Examination and is (or genuinely intends to be) in full regular attendance until the end of each academic year.

(e) In the event of a schoolboy being prevented by illness from maintaining full regular attendance during school hours, he shall not be disqualified if he can produce to the satisfaction of the Munster

Schools’ Rugby Committee a Medical Certificate covering his period, or periods, of absence.

In this Rule the words “full regular attendance” mean full regular attendance at the school from which the boy is entered.

In this Rule the words “A School” and “ B, C and Associate Schools” shall take the meaning as accepted and as commonly acknowledged by the Munster Schools’ Rugby Committee.

Schedule

In the case of an ”A”School such school is entitled to play (only) 3 schoolboys, who have previously been registered in another School, in the Munster Senior Schools Cup competition in the same academic year in which the said schoolboy(s) transfer schools;

In the case of a B, or C or Associate School the requirement as set out in 3(b) above is waived so that a qualified schoolboy is one who has been continually in full regular attendance in the B, or C or

Associate School during school hours (except in case of illness) from 1st October of that academic year and who also complies with the other criteria as above.

2. In the case of a schoolboy who has in the previous academic year attended a school outside of the province of Munster.

3. In the case of a schoolboy whose parents or guardians have moved house within the province of

Munster.

4. In other cases, where the Age Grade Committee of Munster Branch IRFU agree that the nonparticipation by a schoolboy in the Munster Schools Cup for his new school would be unreasonable.

Clarification

A. Schoolboys who fall within categories of the exceptions listed at Paragraphs 2,3,and 4 above shall be in addition to the (number)3 exceptions as set out in Paragraph 1 of the Schedule above.

B. No exceptions under any of the above categories (1,2,3 and 4) shall be permitted unless full details of all proposed exceptions including name, date of birth and registration number of the schoolboy seeking to avail of the exception rule ( together with full details of the category/circumstances of the proposed exception) are lodged with the Secretary of the Munster

Schools’ Rugby Committee on or before the 1st of October of the appropriate academic year.

C. Non-notification of the application for exception(s) within the required time scale shall result in the schoolboy(s) not being eligible to compete in the Munster Schools Senior Cup Competition in that academic year unless some extraordinary circumstances have prevented the said application being brought within the appropriate time and in such situation the Age Grade Committee of

Munster Branch IRFU shall ,on appeal by the applicant, determine the matter as to whether the applicant may, taking all the circumstances into account, be permitted to participate in the Munster

Senior Schools Cup Competition of that academic year.

Organisation:

5. The competition is administered by the Competition co-ordinator (as elected at the Munster

Schools AGM) and the Munster Branch Competitions Manager.

6. Dates for the forthcoming competition are agreed by the Schools Committee at the Autumn meeting of the full Munster Schools Rugby Committee in conjunction with the Munster Branch

Competitions Manager. It is anticipated that schools attending this meeting would be in possession of relevant school dates as regards Holidays, examinations, tours etc.

7. Schools are expected in the common good to make every reasonable effort to fulfil their obligations on time. If a difficulty is imminent, this must be brought to the attention of the school affected, the Competition Co-Ordinator and the Munster Branch Competitions Manager as soon as possible IN ADVANCE OF THE DIFFICULTY.

8. The Competition Co-Ordinator and the Munster Branch Competitions Manager will notify the refereeing authorities in good time of the dates of these games in order to facilitate the possible appointment of official referees.

9. If a school travels to an away fixture and the match is not played the rearranged fixture will be played as a home venue for the team who originally travelled.

Teams/Panels/ Teamsheets:

10. A panel of players consisting of the players’ names with their Reg No.and their dates of birth must be lodged with the Competition Co-Ordinator and the Munster Branch Competitions Manager by 1st Friday in January in the year of the competition.North Munster ‘A’ schools must adhere to the

North Munster IRFU derogation system.

11. Competing teams MUST exchange signed team sheets prior to kick-off. All players on the team sheets must be officially registered with the Munster Branch as per rule 5.7 General

Regulations Governing Munster Fixtures. Failure to comply with player registration numbers will disqualify the team from the competition

12. Teams can only tog a max of twenty three which must include a full front row cover.

Objections and appeals:

13. Any objection or appeal must be lodged as per Rule 2.4 Rules & Regulations for

Domestic Rugby Game Competitions. The Objection and/or Appeal will be heard under Rule 2.0

Objection and Appeals (Rules & Regulations for Domestic Rugby Game Competitions).

14. A school has the right to appeal the ruling of an objection as per Rule 2.4 Rules & Regulations for Domestic Rugby Game Competitions.

15. No complaints will subsequently be entertained if the deadlines for objections and appeals as per Rule 2.4 (iv) Rules & Regulations for Domestic Rugby Game Competitions. Objections and appeals will be held in accordance with the Munster Branch Rules & Regulations for Domestic Rugby

Game Competitions.

The Draw:

The open draw for the competitions will take place at the November meeting of Munster Schools with the winner of the agreed rota of ‘A’ schools versus the winner of the qualifying round entering the 1st round proper. A draw for each round is made after the conclusion of the previous round. In the quarter finals a winning team from the first round will be at home to a losing team from the first round. No two teams can meet twice until the final.

Venues:

18. The Competition Co-Ordinator and the Munster Branch Competitions Manager shall decide venues for each game.

19. Rockwell are included with Limerick schools for the purpose of rotation of the final.

20. Semi Finals and finals should be played at Musgrave Park and Thomond Park.

21. Rule 6.7 of General Regulations Governing Munster Cup Competitions will apply for the final.

DRAWN GAMES: WHEN 1ST. ROUND OR REPLAY IN LATER ROUNDS END IN SCORE DRAW – THE

FOLLOWING CRITERIA APPLY

1. NUMBER OF TRIES 2. FIRST TRY 3. FIRST SCORE

WHEN 1ST ROUND ENDS NIL ALL – THE AWAY TEAM IS DEEMED THE WINNER

WHEN REPLAY ENDS NIL ALL – THE AWAY TEAM IN REPLAY IS DEEMED THE WINNER

WHEN FINAL ENDS IN SCORE DRAW OR NIL ALL there is a replay.(If the replay ends in a score draw the DRAWN GAME CRITERIA as above applies.If the replay ends in a nil all draw there is a second replay. If the second replay ends in a score draw the DRAWN GAME CRITERIA as above applies, if a nil all draw the trophy is shared.If the above criteria cannot be met for whatever reason the title is decided by the Munster Branch Rules and regulations.

Munster Schools Bowen Shield


2. These competitions shall be under the control of the Munster Schools Sub Committee of the

Munster Branch IRFU.

3. Duration of Bowen Shield games shall be 70 minutes. There is no extra time in Age-Grade rugby Under 13 to Under 19.

4. Yellow cards will be in operation for the competitions. The duration in the bin is 7 minutes in the Bowen Shield. Red cards will be issued in the case of warrantable offences.

ELIGIBILITY:

Players must be Under 17 and are post JCT. If a school needs some of its front row cover from the

JCT to make up a Bowen Shield side than that is possible by making a simple application to the

Competition Co-Ordinator.

ORGANISATION

6 The competition is administered by the Competition Co-Ordinator and the Munster Branch

Competitions Manager.

7. All participating schools are expected and are honour bound to provide details of results by text or e-mail to the competition co-ordinator. Template should consist of Comp, Teams +Score

(Tries scored) aatend D

8. The order of fixtures must be maintained. The time deadline for each round is an outer time deadline. By mutual agreement, any game can be played anytime before the outer time limit.

9. Schools are expected in the common good to make every reasonable effort to fulfil their obligations on time. If a difficulty is imminent, this must be brought to the attention of the school affected and the Competition Co-Ordinator and the Munster Branch Competitions Manager as soon as possible IN ADVANCE OF THE DIFFICULTY.

10. The onus is on the home school to notify the refereeing authorities in their area in good time of the dates of these games in order to facilitate the possible appointment of official referees.

Contingency plans should be in place should no referee be appointed.

11. A school with a team in the Bowen Shield or the McCarthy Cup (U15 league) but not in both competitions must play all their matches away.

12. If a school travels to an away fixture and the match(es) are not played the rearranged fixture will be played at a home fixture for the team who originally travelled.

PAPERWORK

13. A panel of players consisting of the players’ names Reg No’s and their dates of birth signed must be lodged with the competition co-ordinator by 14th. September of the year of the competition

14. Late additions may be made to the initial panel(s) to be received no later than 1st October.

15. Competing teams MUST exchange signed team sheets prior to kick-off. All players on the team sheets must be officially registered with the Munster Branch as per rule 5.7 General Regulations

Governing Munster Fixtures . . Failure to comply with player registration numbers will disqualify the team from the competition

16. Teams in the North Munster derrogation area must submit their panel of 28 players with the the Competition Co-Ordinator and the Munster Branch Competitions Manager by September 14th.

17. The match results must be emailed (or texted) to the Competition Co-Ordinator and the

Munster Branch Competitions Manager within 24 hours of the match by both competing schools.

Template must consist of Date, Comp, Teams, Result.(Tries Scored)

POINTS

18. Match Points (MP) are awarded as follows Win – 4 pts Draw – 2 pts Lose – 0 pts

1 Loser’s Bonus Point (LBP) will also be awarded to a team who loses by 7 points or less.

19. If a match is conceded than the team to whom the match is conceded will get 4 points (4MP), the team who concedes will get 0 points.

20. If a match is conceded but is played than the referee must be notified prior to KO that the match has been conceded.

Sanctions

21. Any objection or appeal must be lodged as per Rule 2.4 Rules & Regulations for Domestic Rugby

Game Competitions. The Objection and/or Appeal will be heard under Rule 2.0 Objection and

Appeals (Rules & Regulations for Domestic Rugby Game Competitions).

22. A school has the right to appeal the ruling of an objection as per Rule 2.4 Rules &

Regulations for Domestic Rugby Game Competitions.


Game Competitions.

Knock Out Phase

24. In 2014-15 the top four teams will compete in the semi-final

25. Team1 v Team 4, Team2 v Team3.

26. If two teams finish on equal points in the league, the following criteria will apply in determining position.

(a) The result between the two teams, and if still a draw, (b) the number of tries scored in that fixture, and if still a draw, (c) the away team in that fixture.

27.If three teams finish on equal points, the following will apply:

(a) points difference in the three matches involving those three teams, and if still level,

(b) number of tries scored in those three matches, and if still level,

(c) number of points scored in those three matches, and if still level,

(d) a toss of a coin will determine the order.

WHEN TWO SCHOOLS , WHO DID NOT PLAY EACH OTHER , FINISH LEVEL ON POINTS , ORDER IS

DETERMINED BY TOSS OF COIN.

WHEN SEMI FINAL OR FINAL ENDS IN SCORE DRAW – USUAL CRITERIA APPLY.1. NUMBER OF TRIES

2. FIRST TRY 3. FIRST SCORE

WHEN SEMI FINAL ENDS NIL ALL – THE AWAY TEAM IS DEEMED THE WINNER

WHEN FINAL ENDS NIL ALL –THERE IS A REPLAY AND IF THAT ENDS IN A NIL ALL DRAW THE HIGHEST

TEAM IN THE LEAGUE WILL BE DEEMED THE WINNER

28.The time deadlines are clearly set. The competitions will conclude before8th dec approx. Failure to adhere to these policy decisions may result in being excluded from the competition.

29.The location of the finals will be determined by Competition Co-Ordinator and the Munster

Branch Competitions Manager and confirmed at a later date.

Munster Schools McCarthy Cup ‘A’+’B’




3. Duration of McCarthy Cup games shall be 60 minutes. There is no extra time in Age-Grade rugby Under 13 to Under 19.

4. Yellow cards will be in operation for this competition. The duration in the bin is 5 minutes in the McCarthy Cup. Red cards will be issued in the case of warrantable offences.

ELIGIBILITY:

5. The League is for Under 15 players only and given the numbers playing cannot include Ist year

Under 14 players. However if a 1st year player is over U 14 a school must apply for permission to play this player, to the competition co-ordinator prior to the start of the competition.

ORGANISATION

6 The competition is administered by the Competition Co-Ordinator and the Munster Branch

Competitions Manager.

7. All participating schools are expected and are honour bound to provide details by text or email of results to the competition co-ordinator. Template Date Comp Teams Result(Tries scored)

8. The order of fixtures must be maintained. The time deadline for each round is an outer time deadline. By mutual agreement, any game can be played anytime before the outer time limit.

9. Schools are expected in the common good to make every reasonable effort to fulfil their obligations on time. If a difficulty is imminent, this must be brought to the attention of the school affected and the Competition Co-Ordinator and the Munster Branch Competitions Manager as soon as possible IN ADVANCE OF THE DIFFICULTY.

10. The onus is on the home school to notify the refereeing authorities in their area in good time of the dates of these games in order to facilitate the possible appointment of official referees.

Contingency plans should be in place should no referee be appointed.

11. A school with a team in the Bowen Shield or the McCarthy Cup (U15 league) but not in both competitions must play all their matches away.

12. If a school travels to an away fixture and the match(es) are not played the rearranged fixture will be played at a home fixture for the team who originally travelled.

PAPERWORK

13. A panel of players consisting of the players’ names Reg No’s and their dates of birth signed must be lodged with the competition co-ordinator by 14th. September of the year of the competition

14. Late additions may be made to the initial panel(s) to be received no later than 1st October.

15. Competing teams MUST exchange signed team sheets prior to kick-off. All players on the team sheets must be officially registered with the Munster Branch as per rule 5.7 General Regulations

Governing Munster Fixtures . . Failure to comply with player registration numbers will disqualify the team from the competition

16. Teams in the North Munster derrogation area must submit their panel of 28 players with the the Competition Co-Ordinator and the Munster Branch Competitions Manager by September 14th.

17. The match results must be emailed (or texted) to the Competition Co-Ordinator and the

Munster Branch Competitions Manager within 24 hours of the match by both competing schools.

Template must consist of Date, Comp, Teams, Result.(Tries)

POINTS

18. Match Points (MP) are awarded as follows: Win – 4 pts Draw – 2 pts Loss – 0 pts

1 Loser’s Bonus Point (LBP) will also be awarded to a team who loses by 7 points or less.

19. If a match is conceded than the team to whom the match is conceded will get 4 points (4MP), the team who concedes will get 0 points.

20. If a match is conceded but is played than the referee must be notified prior to KO that the match has been conceded.

SANCTIONS

21. Any objection or appeal must be lodged as per Rule 2.4 Rules & Regulations for Domestic Rugby

Game Competitions. The Objection and/or Appeal will be heard under Rule 2.0 Objection and


22. A school has the right to appeal the ruling of an objection as per Rule 2.4 Rules &



Game Competitions.

Knock Out Phase

24-27 The knock out phase is the same as the Bowen Shield 2014-15 (above)

28.The time deadlines are clearly set. The competitions will conclude before8th dec approx. Failure to adhere to these policy decisions may result in being excluded from the competition.

29.The location of the finals will be determined by Competition Co-Ordinator and the Munster

Branch Competitions Manager and confirmed at a later date.

McCarthy ‘B’

Player eligibility: Anyone who is under 15 years of age on the 1st. JAN in the year of the competition and in their SECOND year of school. If a first year ( exceptional) is overage for first year rugby ie U 14 a school must apply for permission to play , to the competition co-ordinator.

Any individual who plays three games ( or part there of) at McCarthy ‘A’level is inelligible to play

McCarthy ‘B’ from there on.

Rules are as applied to McCarthy Cup ‘A’ and Bowen Shield 2014-15

Bowen ‘B’ and McCarthy ‘C’

As there are two sections in these competitions the semi-final will consist of Winner

(Section A) V Runner -up (Section B) Winner (Section B)

V Runner-up (Section A)

Munster Schools Barry Cup




3. The Barry Cup is an Under19 knockout competition for second team players.

Guidelines:

5. A genuine attempt must be made to maximise the numbers of Under 19 players, rather than

Under 18 players.

6. Each competing school shall submit a panel of eligible players to the Competition Co-ordinator and the Munster Branch Competitions Manager by 8th December of the relevant year. This panel may be circulated to all the competing schools on request.

7. Any objection or appeal must be lodged as per Rule 2.4 Rules & Regulations for Domestic

Rugby Game Competitions. The Objection and/or Appeal will be heard under Rule 2.0 Objection and


8. A school has the right to appeal the ruling of an objection as per Rule 2.4. Rules & Regulations for DomesticRugbyGame Competitions.


Game Competitions.

Players who are deemed ineligible:

• those who have already played Senior Cup.

• those who played for Munster Schools under 18 team in the interprovincial series.

• those who played for Munster Schools under 19 in the interprovincial series.

NOTE: It is expected that no more than 2 players from your Barry Cup squad will start in the

Senior Cup. Each school may include up to a maximum of 5 Bowen Shield players in their Barry Cup squad.

10. There must be a result on the day of each game, because of the restricted time frame of the competitions.

11. If the match is drawn than the following criteria will be used to determine the team to advance as the winner in the following order:

NO REPLAYS

QUARTER-FINALS PRE CHRISTMAS – SEEDED DRAWS BASED ON EXAMS

CRITERIA FOR 1ST ROUND AND REPLAYS IN SENIOR AND JUNIOR CUPS APPLY TO ALL MATCHES.

Munster Schools Kidney Cup

1. The following specific regulations are in addition to the general regulations covering competitive rugby football under the administration of theMunsterBranch I.R.F.U.



3. The Kidney Cup is an Under 16 knockout competition for second team players. No under 15

Players can play in this competition. In the event of insufficient cover for front-row from a subs bench, non contested scrums will apply only in the duration of a game and not prior to a game.

Insufficient front row cover must be declared before a match begins to the opposition and the referee.

If a team has insufficient front row players before the start of the game, the game must proceed by forfeiting the game informing both opposition and referee and may proceed with uncontested scrums, the game having been conceeded.

Guidelines:

5. Each competing school shall submit a panel of eligible players to the Competition Co-ordinator and the Munster Branch Competitions Manager by the 8th Dec, of the relevant year. This panel may be circulated to all the competing schools on request.

6. Each School must name 15 players from their Junior Cup panel who will not play in the Kidney

Cup.





9. No complaints will subsequently be entertained if the deadlines for objections and appeals as per Rule 2.4 (iv) Rules & Regulations for Domestic Rugby Game

Competitions. Objections and appeals will be held in accordance with the Munster Branch Rules &


10. There must be a result on the day of each game, because of the restricted time frame of the competitions.

11. If the match is drawn than the following criteria will be used to determine the team to advance as the winner.

NO REPLAYS

QUARTER-FINALS PRE CHRISTMAS – SEEDED DRAWS BASED ON EXAMS

CRITERIA FOR 1ST ROUND AND REPLAYS IN SENIOR AND JUNIOR CUPS APPLY TO ALL MATCHES.

Munster Schools Limerick Senior City Cup




3. Players must be Under 19 as at 1st January of the season in which the competition is played.

4. This competition is run on a league basis with the top two sides playing in the final.

5. Placing in the Leagues will be decided by the team having the most match points.


(a) The result between the two teams, and if still a draw, (b) The number of tries scored in that fixture, and if still a draw, (c) The away team in that fixture.

7. If three teams finish on equal points, the following will apply: (a) Points difference in the three matches involving those three teams, and if still level, (b) Number of tries scored in those three matches, and if still level, (c) Number of points scored in those three matches, and if still level,

(d) A toss of a coin will determine the order.

8. In the final if there is a draw, there will be a replay and the following will apply.

(i) Number of tries scored.

(ii) First try scored.

(iii) First team to score.

(iv) In the event of a 0-0 draw the title will be shared.





11. No complaints will subsequently be entertained if the deadlines for objections and appeals as per Rule 2.4 (iv) Rules & Regulations for Domestic Rugby Game Competitions are not met.

Objections and appeals will be held in accordance with the Munster Branch Rules & Regulations for

Domestic Rugby Game Competitions.

Munster Schools Limerick Junior City Cup





4. This competition is run on a league basis with the top two sides playing in the final.

5. Placing in the Leagues will be decided by the team having the most points.


(a) The result between the two teams, and if still a draw, (b) The number of tries scored in that fixture, and if still a draw, (c) The away team in that fixture.

7. If three teams finish on equal points, the following will apply: (a) Points difference in the three matches involving those three teams, and if still level, (b) Number of tries scored in those three matches, and if still level, (c) Number of points scored in those three matches, and if still level,

(d) A toss of a coin will determine the order.

8. In the final if there is a draw, there will be a replay and the following will apply to determine the winners.




(iv) In the event of a 0-0 the title will be shared.




10. A school has the right to appeal the ruling of an objection as per Rule 2.4. Rules & Regulations for Domestic Rugby Game Competitions.

11. No complaints will subsequently be entertained if the deadlines for objections and appeals as per Rule 2.4 (iv) Rules & Regulations for Domestic Rugby Game Competitions are not met.

Objections and appeals will be held in accordance with the Munster Branch Rules & Regulations for

Domestic Rugby Game Competitions.

Munster Schools Mungret Cup





4. This competition is run on a knock out basis.

5. If there is a draw, the following criteria will determine the winner.if there is a nil all draw the away team is deemed the winner




(iv) In the event of a 0-0 draw then the away team will progress in the competition.

If a final is drawn 0-0 there will be a penalty shoot-out





8. No complaints will subsequently be entertained if the deadlines for objections and appeals as per Rule 2.4 (iv) Rules & Regulations forDomestic Rugby Game Competitions. Objections and appeals will be held in accordance with the Munster Branch Rules & Regulations for Domestic Rugby Game

Competitions.

Munster Schools Mungret Shield






5. If there is a draw, the following criteria will apply, if there is a nil all draw the away team is deemed the winner.




(iv) In the event of a 0-0 draw than the away team will progress in the competition.

If a final is drawn 0-0 there will be a penalty shoot-out.





8. No complaints will subsequently be entertained if the deadlines for objections and appeals as per Rule 2.4 (iv) Rules & Regulations for Domestic Rugby Game

Competitions. Objections and appeals will be held in accordance with the Munster Branch Rules &


Munster Schools O’Brien Cup






5. If there is a draw the following criteria will apply if a nil all draw the away team will be deemed the winner.




(iv) In the event of a 0-0 draw the away team will progress in the competition.







Game Competitions.

Munster Schools O’Gorman Cup





4. This competition is run on a knock out basis and is for schools beaten in the first two rounds of the O’Brien Cup.

5. If there is a draw, the following criteria will apply if a nil-all draw the away team will be deemed the winner.











Game Competitions.

Munster Schools King Cup






5. If there is a draw, the following criteria will apply, if a nil all draw the away team will be deemed the winner.











Game Competitions.

Munster Schools Giles Shield




3. This competition is run on a knock out basis and is for schools beaten in the first two rounds of the King Cup.


5. If there is a draw, the following criteria will apply if a nil all draw the away team will be deemed the winner.





If a final is drawn 0-0 there will be a penalty shoot-out






Game Competitions.

Munster Schools Cleary Cup





4. This competition is run on a knock out basis for Schools in the East Munster region.

5. If there is a draw, the following criteria will apply and if a nil all draw the away team will be deemed the winner.





(v) If a final ends in a 0-0 draw there will be a penalty shoot-out






Game Competitions.

Munster Schools West Munster Senior Cup





4. This competition is run on a knock out basis for Schools in the West Munster region.

5. If there is a draw, there will be a replay and the following will apply

If the replay is drawn than the following criteria will be used to determine the winners.





If a final ends in a 0-0 draw ,there will be a penalty shoot-out.






Game Competitions.

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