Clare Schoolboys/Girls Soccer League

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Clare Schoolboys/Girls Soccer League (CSSL) is an amateur youth football (soccer) league based in County Clare, Ireland, organizing competitions and development programs for boys and girls.

County Clare, Ireland

About Clare Schoolboys/Girls Soccer League

Clare Schoolboys/Girls Soccer League (CSSL) is an amateur youth football league in County Clare, Ireland, running structured competitions, cups, and festivals for underage boys’ and girls’ teams across the county. Affiliated with the Schoolboys Football Association of Ireland (SFAI), the league coordinates fixtures, tournaments such as the Kennedy Cup and Gaynor Cup preparations, and an annual Youth Soccer Festival that brings together dozens of teams and hundreds of players.([teamstats.net](https://www.teamstats.net/league/clare-schoolboys-girls-soccer-league/about?utm_source=openai))

A charge from CSSL.ie on a card statement typically relates to online payments processed via the league’s official website for items such as player or team registration fees, festival or competition entry fees, fundraising initiatives, or “sponsor a player” campaigns linked to Kennedy Cup and Gaynor Cup squads. Common payment items visible on their site include one‑day festival participation fees (around €200), player sponsorships for businesses (around €150), and smaller family‑and‑friends sponsorships (around €10–€20).([cssl.ie](https://cssl.ie/products/34114/purchases/new?utm_source=openai)) These are usually one‑off charges, but a user may see multiple separate transactions if they sponsor more than one player or product.

If you don’t immediately recognize a CSSL.ie charge, first check recent emails (including spam) for receipts from cssl.ie or from the ClubZap platform, as payments generate online confirmations. You can also log into the CSSL site or follow the payment link, if you still have it, to verify what product (festival entry, sponsorship, quiz, etc.) you purchased. For further clarification, the league lists contact details and asks that correspondence be directed via email to the league secretary (csslsecretary2021@gmail.com), who can confirm payments against their records.([cssl.ie](https://www.cssl.ie/contact?utm_source=openai))

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why do I see a charge from CSSL.ie on my card statement?

A CSSL.ie charge usually comes from paying for something related to the Clare Schoolboys/Girls Soccer League—such as a Youth Soccer Festival entry fee, a player or team registration, or a fundraising product like a “sponsor a player” contribution for Kennedy Cup or Gaynor Cup squads. Check any recent links or forms you completed that referenced cssl.ie or CSSL fundraisers.([cssl.ie](https://cssl.ie/products/34114/purchases/new?utm_source=openai))

What are typical amounts that CSSL.ie might charge?

Typical CSSL.ie amounts include around €200 for certain festival participation fees, about €150 for corporate or local business sponsorship of an individual player, and smaller sponsorships of about €10–€20 for family and friends fundraising links. Your exact amount depends on the specific product or fundraiser you selected.([cssl.ie](https://cssl.ie/products/34114/purchases/new?utm_source=openai))

Is a CSSL.ie payment a one‑time charge or a subscription?

Payments made through CSSL.ie are generally one‑time charges for a specific event, registration, or sponsorship product, not an ongoing subscription. If you see multiple CSSL.ie charges, it’s usually because you supported more than one player, bought multiple entries, or made several separate donations or fees rather than being billed on a recurring basis.([cssl.ie](https://cssl.ie/products/34114/purchases/new?utm_source=openai))

How can I get a receipt or see details of what I paid for on CSSL.ie?

When you complete a payment on CSSL.ie, you’re asked for an email address, and an electronic receipt is sent there with the amount and product description.([cssl.ie](https://cssl.ie/products/34114/purchases/new?utm_source=openai)) If you can’t find it, search your inbox (and spam folder) for ‘cssl.ie’ or ‘CSSL’ and the approximate date. If needed, you can email the league secretary at csslsecretary2021@gmail.com with your name, payment date, and amount to request confirmation.([cssl.ie](https://www.cssl.ie/contact?utm_source=openai))

How do I cancel or amend a CSSL.ie payment, such as a sponsorship or festival entry?

Because CSSL.ie payments are normally event‑linked one‑off transactions, there’s no self‑service ‘cancel’ button after payment is completed. If you made a mistake (for example, picked the wrong player link or entered the wrong amount), you should contact the league promptly by emailing the secretary at csslsecretary2021@gmail.com, explaining the situation and providing your transaction details so they can advise on corrections or reversals if appropriate.([cssl.ie](https://www.cssl.ie/contact?utm_source=openai))

How do I request a refund for a CSSL.ie charge I don’t recognize or no longer need?

For refund queries, email the league secretary at csslsecretary2021@gmail.com and include your full name, cardholder name, approximate date and amount of the charge, and any payment reference from your bank or email receipt.([cssl.ie](https://www.cssl.ie/contact?utm_source=openai)) The committee can then look up the payment in their system and advise whether a refund is possible under their event or fundraising rules.

Could a small CSSL.ie charge be just an authorization hold?

CSSL.ie transactions are typically standard card payments rather than formal authorization holds, but you might see a small test or pending amount briefly if your bank processes it that way before final settlement. If a very small pending amount from CSSL.ie disappears in a few days without posting as a final charge, it was likely a temporary payment check; otherwise it represents a real, usually low‑value sponsorship or quiz entry.([cssl.ie](https://cssl.ie/articles/85010?utm_source=openai))

How can I confirm which child or team my CSSL.ie sponsorship went to?

Many CSSL fundraisers use player‑specific links (for example, a unique URL for one Kennedy or Gaynor Cup squad member).([bunrattycratloe.com](https://bunrattycratloe.com/articles/183623?utm_source=openai)) Check the original link or message you used; it usually names the player or team. If you no longer have it, email CSSL with your transaction details and they can confirm which player or squad benefited from your payment.

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