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Published 09:44 23 May 2023 BST
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Proposed Playing Rules for Trialling in H.E. Freshers 1 Football and Hurling Competitions 2023
Gaelic Football Playing Rules:
1. Kick-Out in Football to Travel Outside the near 45m. Line.
(i) Amend Rule 2.7 (a), Set Play (Football) to read:
"The ball shall travel outside the near 45m. line before being played by another player of the defending team".
(ii) Amend Rule 4.29 -Technical Fouls (Football) to read:
"For another player on the team taking a kick-out to play the ball before it has travelled outside the near 45m line".
Penalty
(i) Cancel kick-out
(ii) Throw-in the ball on defenders' 20m line in front of the scoring space.
2. Prohibition on Playing a Free Kick, Side-line Kick or Free Kick awarded for a Mark backwards between the two 20m.lines.
(i) Amend Rule 2.5 Set Play (Football) by adding:
"A free kick shall not be played backwards between the two 20m lines".
(ii) Amend Rule 2.9 Set Play (Football) by adding after the first sentence:
"The side-line kick shall not be played backwards between the two 20m. lines".
(iii) Amend Rule 2.12 (a) Set Play (Football) by adding after the first sentence:
"A free-kick taken for award of a Mark shall not be played backwards between the two 20m. lines".
(iv) Amend Rule 4.25 -Technical Fouls (Football) by adding:
(c) To play the ball backwards from a free-kick, side-line kick or free-kick awarded for a Mark between the two
20m. lines".
Penalty
(i) Cancel the free Kick, side-line kick or a free kick awarded for a Mark.
(ii) Throw-In the ball where the foul occurred.
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