Munster GAA has launched a new and exciting initiative âThe Club Development Programmeâ. This programme has been developed over the past year by the Provincial Councilâs Games Development staff in consultation with several stakeholders. This initiative is aligned with the existing club and county planning resources available within the association.
It recognises the pivotal role the club plays in all aspects of the GAA and is designed to assist and support clubs in developing a structure which empowers volunteers, delivers appropriate coaching inputs, and enhances the club structure to cater adequately for all members. It will engage with both the adult and juvenile sections.
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Ladies GAA say no training until March at the earliest
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Following Tuesday s meeting of the Ladies Gaelic Football Association and advice from the GAA Covid-19 Advisory Group, no group training will be permitted until Friday, March 5. The incidence of the virus in the community remains at a level where it would be irresponsible for the LGFA to permit a return to collective training at this moment in time, said Ladies GFA CEO Helen O Rourke. As the situation with the virus remains fluid, it is unfortunately impossible for the Association to put definitive dates in place for when Inter-County training or games may resume but they have confirmed activity will not return prior to the 5th March while Level 5 restrictions remain in place.
Positive response by Tuam Mother and Baby Home Alliance to apology from Mayo County Council
The Tuam Mother and Baby Home Alliance, spokesperson Breeda Murphy has described as positive the reaction of her group to yesterday’s apology by Mayo County Council to what happened under its watch to woman and children who were sent to the Tuam Mother and Baby Home.
Mayo county council convened yesterday afternoon in a special session to look at the local authority’s responsibility in what happened to Mayo mothers and babies who were sent to the Bon Secour Mother and Baby Home in Tuam between the 1920s and 1960s.