Organisation: National Referees’ Committee

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

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Inter-county ref shortfall forces GAA into recruitment drive

The GAA will undertake a recruitment drive to increase the number of inter-county hurling referees.

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Carew says Déise referee gripes ignored

Video evidence crucial to winning black card vote

Our best referees earn respect the old-fashioned way

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Ciarán’s caution for Rebels

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Keepers must toe the line on penalties

Sheedy ‘disappointed’ with rumour mill

LIAM SHEEDY insists work commitments were the sole reason for his decision to step down as Tipperary manager last week and has expressed his ‘huge disappointment’ at the rumours circulating since his departure.

Mon, 11 Oct, 2010

No Royal pardon yet for Louth

TALK about much ado about nothing.

Tue, 13 Jul, 2010

Harrington angered by omission of Dublin refs

DUBLIN chairman Gerry Harrington last night described as “absolutely unbelievable” the omission of referees from the capital on the list of officials for this year’s senior championships.

Wed, 26 May, 2010

Murphy not bitter at demotion

IT wasn’t how he’d like it to have happened – we all like to leave on our terms, regardless of situation – but the confirmation he hasn’t made the nominated top 10 hurling referees for the championship has nevertheless been greeted with his usual good grace by Dickie Murphy.

Wed, 26 May, 2010

Full-time whistle for officials aged over 50

UP to 20 of the top hurling and football referees in the country face being put out to pasture next season after the GAA announced officials over the age of 50 will no longer be used for senior inter-county fixtures.

Thu, 04 Mar, 2010

Irish appeal opens DRA disciplinary minefield

A FAVOURABLE judgment from the Disputes Resolution Authority — after a player’s name included in a referee’s report was not given in Irish — could have wide-ranging implications for the GAA’s disciplinary process at county, provincial and national level.

Wed, 07 Nov, 2007

Time to appoint professional referees, says GPA chief

GPA chief executive Dessie Farrell believes the GAA should appoint professional referees.

Tue, 20 Jul, 2004