Sources: FAS Teamwork Scheme 1989-1992
Leader; Mrs. Marie Fahy
Scheme Sponsors: Athenry Project Society

Appendix 1
(1) Different colours for distinction.
(2) Three umpires on each side to referee the match and have power to send anyone off for any breaches. If a player does not leave the pitch when ordered to then the opposing team wins the match.
(5) Use of a hurley in contact with an opponent with the intention of injury must cease play.
(4) Substitutions only happen if a player is judged to be injured, decided by the umpires.
(5) No player is allowed to handle the ball
(6) If a ball goes wide of the goalpost it is taken back by the umpires and placed 30 yards from goal.
(7) The majority of goals scored constituted the winner. Before the commencement of the game the captains agree to it.
(8) Spectators should at all times not get involved in the playing of the game.
(9) The umpires decide by ballot when deciding a dispute.
(l6) On the decision being declared the prize must be given to the winning captain.

Appendix 2.
(1) Ground measurements 200 x 150 yards.
(2) Boundary lines are used
(3) Goalposts constitute two upright posts, 20 feet apart, with cross-bar 10 feet from the ground.
(4) The ball may not be lifted off the ground with the hand when in play.
(5) The number of players may not be less than 14 and no more than 21.
(6) Each side shall have an umpire and a referee who will commence the game.
(7) Games are 120 minutes and a break will be taken at half-time. Teams will also change ends at half-time.
(8) Before a match starts hurlers shall draw up in 2 lines in the centre of the field, opposite to each other and catch hands or hurleys across them separate. Then the referee throws in the ball to start the game.
(9) No player to foul an opponent. Penalty is disqualification to the offender and free puck awarded.
(10) Hurley cannot be used intentionally against an opponent. Penalty is same as in rule 9.
(11) If the ball is put out of play it shall be thrown towards the middle of the ground by the referee but if it rebounds into the ground it shall be considered in play.
(12) If the ball is wide, the player who is defending the goal shall have a free puck. The opposing players shall stay at least 20 yards away. If the ball is driven over the goal line by a player whose goal it is, a free puck is awarded 20 yards away.