Guide
Ladies football club membership payments.
Underage, adult and family rates for the ladies football season, which runs through the spring and summer. The Ladies Gaelic Football Association is still separate from the GAA, so this guide stands on its own.
The season
Ladies football is played through the spring and summer. Underage and adult teams often renew together, before the championship. A club that also fields hurling, football or camogie can still price ladies football on its own. Set the dates to the year you are collecting for.
On subs.ie you set the season dates and a due date. Email reminders count from that due date. They go out on the days you choose, never more than one every three days, and they stop once the member has paid.
Juvenile, adult and family rates
Underage, adult and family rates are the usual split, with a social membership if you want one for non-players. A parent or guardian joins for a child and can pay for the whole household on the one form.
The club names each membership and sets the price. A type can have a minimum age, a maximum age, or both, checked on a date you choose. A family membership is one price. You can limit how many adults and how many children it includes. An adult, for that count, is 18 or over on that date. On other memberships you can cap what a household pays, so a family is not charged more than the amount you choose.
Members can pay the full amount by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. A treasurer can record cash, a bank transfer or a cheque, and those payments have no online fee. A membership can be split into 2 to 10 monthly payments of at least €5. Members only see instalments once that option is switched on for the club. The detail is in Instalments for club fees.
Registration and insurance
Players are registered with the Ladies Gaelic Football Association. The association is still separate from the GAA and from the Camogie Association. Hurling and football memberships are covered in the GAA guide, and camogie in the camogie guide. Any registration or insurance amount is a price the club types in. subs.ie does not look it up.
- Roster: everyone this season, with date of birth, age grade, guardian contact, membership and what has been paid.
- Registration: names, dates of birth, gender, address and governing body numbers.
- Insurance: counts by membership category and age band, with no names.
- Finance ledger: payments, refunds and payments the treasurer recorded, with fees and payouts.
Exports are spreadsheets. subs.ie does not file a return with the Ladies Gaelic Football Association. You download the file when you need it.
Memberships and exports are on Features. The fee for an online payment is on Pricing. Every sport is listed on the sports guides.
Questions
When do ladies football clubs usually collect membership fees?
Clubs usually collect before the championship, for a season that runs through the spring and summer. Ladies football can be priced on its own inside a club that also has other codes.
Can adults and children be different prices?
Underage, adult and family rates are the usual split. A social membership can cover non-players. Each membership has its own price and its own age rule, checked on a date you set. A family membership is one price. You can limit how many adults and children it includes, and you can cap what a household pays.
Does subs.ie register players with the Ladies Gaelic Football Association?
No. Registration with the Ladies Gaelic Football Association stays with the club. A governing body number can be stored on the member and is included in the registration spreadsheet. You download the file. subs.ie does not send it.
What does a ladies football club pay for an online payment?
One fee on each online payment, including VAT and the card fees. The club decides whether it covers that fee or the member sees it as its own line. Cash, a bank transfer or a cheque recorded by the treasurer has no online fee. The pricing page shows the rate.