Official Guide

Each affiliated Club shall purchase a copy of the Official Guide, or make themselves familiar with the rules of the Official Guide through the website, and shall be bound by the rules and regulations contained therein.

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Playing Rules

It is important that teachers and coaches ensure that all their players have a copy of the playing rules. This will improve their understanding of the game and help them to accept the decisions of the officials without dissent.

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CODA Rules

CODA rules are effective within the LGFA from Friday 1^st February 2019.  All clubs, county boards and provincial councils should refer to the CODA rules when dealing with any complaint, objection, disciplinary or appeal.

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INJURY FUND

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The injury fund is an injury scheme and NOT an insurance scheme and does not seek to compensate fully for injury

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CONCUSSION GUIDELINES

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The LGFA adopt the GAA Concussion Guidelines which have amendments for female players.

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ANTI-DOPING GUIDELINES

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LGFA’s policy is that doping is contrary to the spirit of sport. We all need to promote a Drug Free Sport

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MOUTHGUARD

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From January 1st 2017, it is mandatory for all ladies gaelic football players in all age grades to wear a mouthguard in all practice sessions and games.

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VETTING

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The LGFA has a long established principle of vetting any person who, on our behalf, works with children or vulnerable adults in our Association.

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CODE OF BEHAVIOUR

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 Code applies to all persons U-18 yrs. of age who participate in our games / activities and those who work with them and assist them in any capacity

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OFFICIAL GUIDE AND PLAYING RULE CHANGES FROM CONGRESS

View the results of motions dealt with at Congress 2022. Congress Motions

New and amended motions become operative one month from the date of congress (2nd April).