Running a successful GAA club relies not only on the dedication of players on the field, but also on the commitment of volunteers working tirelessly behind the scenes. Just as teamwork drives performance during matches, it is equally essential off the pitch to ensure the smooth operation, growth and positive reputation of the club. Among […]
A CLUB chairperson has been entrusted with responsibility for leading the club. A chairperson’s leadership should encourage participation by all the club volunteers in club decision-making and acknowledge the roles of others. Ideally the chairperson should be someone who has time to put genuine effort into the job, has a clear understanding of the importance […]
ULSTER GAA, in conjunction with the Child Protection in Sport Unit (CPSU), are calling on all units of the Association to take part in Anti-Bullying Week between Monday 11th – Friday 15th November 2024. This year’s theme for the campaign is ‘Choose Respect.’ We want our underage players to benefit from and participate in our […]
GAA Clubs are increasingly busy and complex places. They do a lot of different work with a lot of different people in a lot of different ways. Sometimes they work in partnership with others and often use other people’s money to help them in their work. Above all, they very largely work with and for […]
A CLUB chairperson has been entrusted with responsibility for ‘leading’ the club. A chairperson’s leadership should encourage participation by all the club volunteers in club decision-making and acknowledge the roles of others. Ideally the chairperson should be someone who has time to put genuine effort into the job, has a clear understanding of the importance […]
AS we edge towards October many of our teams may still be involved in their final games of the year, often times the most important games of the year. On the administrative side, club officers should be using the coming weeks to give thought to their pre-AGM and AGM procedures. The Annual General Meeting is […]
