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Club Notes Week 22 2020
02/06/2020
COVID 19 UPDATE
The GAA continues to monitor closely the ongoing pandemic and the Government’s roadmap relating to the relaxation of restrictions.
The Association notes that we remain in Phase One and await an update about the possible move to Phase Two on June 8, as outlined by the authorities.
Should the country move to Phase Two as planned, GAA Clubs will be able to re-open designated walking tracks on June 8, subject to engagement with Croke Park around a facilities management plan.
We do not envisage a return to training in small groups in Phase Two and pitches and playing areas are to remain closed. However, as per the government roadmap, this may be reviewed in Phase Three.
The GAA can also confirm that it will publish its Return to Safe Activity Document when the government signals that the country has moved to the second phase of its plan.
This document will require approval from the government’s own expert group on Return to Sport, which we continue to work with. This group currently considers Gaelic games a ‘Phase 4’ sport.
Progress has also been made in re-configuring the 2020 GAA Kelloggs’ Cúl Camps and subject to the country moving onto the next phase of its recovery, we will provide more details about this initiative.
The GAA has stuck rigidly to the government’s plan and dates from the outset of this outbreak and will continue to do so, taking advice from medical experts and our own Advisory Committee.
We reaffirm our position that no one is keener to return to games and general games-related activity but this will only be considered when it is acceptable to do so to maximise the safety and well-being of our players, members, and wider society.
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The Club Executive wishes again to remind all players the Players Injury Fund is currently suspended and you are not covered during the present Pandemic.
Our weekly Lotto & Bingo are currently suspended and are under regular review will be resumed when current restrictions are lifted.
CLEAN UP the club would like to thank the volunteers who helped on Friday last to clean up the grounds. Under the stewardship of Chairman Patrick O'Sullivan social distance was maintained
The Association notes that we remain in Phase One and await an update about the possible move to Phase Two on June 8, as outlined by the authorities.
Should the country move to Phase Two as planned, GAA Clubs will be able to re-open designated walking tracks on June 8, subject to engagement with Croke Park around a facilities management plan.
We do not envisage a return to training in small groups in Phase Two and pitches and playing areas are to remain closed. However, as per the government roadmap, this may be reviewed in Phase Three.
The GAA can also confirm that it will publish its Return to Safe Activity Document when the government signals that the country has moved to the second phase of its plan.
This document will require approval from the government’s own expert group on Return to Sport, which we continue to work with. This group currently considers Gaelic games a ‘Phase 4’ sport.
Progress has also been made in re-configuring the 2020 GAA Kelloggs’ Cúl Camps and subject to the country moving onto the next phase of its recovery, we will provide more details about this initiative.
The GAA has stuck rigidly to the government’s plan and dates from the outset of this outbreak and will continue to do so, taking advice from medical experts and our own Advisory Committee.
We reaffirm our position that no one is keener to return to games and general games-related activity but this will only be considered when it is acceptable to do so to maximise the safety and well-being of our players, members, and wider society.
GAA.ie
The Club Executive wishes again to remind all players the Players Injury Fund is currently suspended and you are not covered during the present Pandemic.
Our weekly Lotto & Bingo are currently suspended and are under regular review will be resumed when current restrictions are lifted.
CLEAN UP the club would like to thank the volunteers who helped on Friday last to clean up the grounds. Under the stewardship of Chairman Patrick O'Sullivan social distance was maintained
Another evening is planned in the coming weeks.
MEMBERSHIP is now overdue and may be paid online. Registrar Frances O`Sullivan wishes to thank all who availed of this facility and asks that anyone having a problem to contact her. Membership can be renewed online visit drcrokes.com/news. Follow the links below to renew membership.
https://clubforce.com/mobile-app/
https://member.clubforce.com/memberships_cart_m.asp?LL_ID=734&intMF_ID=5899#Anchor .
We urge all members to download the Club Force app.
MEMBERSHIP is now overdue and may be paid online. Registrar Frances O`Sullivan wishes to thank all who availed of this facility and asks that anyone having a problem to contact her. Membership can be renewed online visit drcrokes.com/news. Follow the links below to renew membership.
https://clubforce.com/mobile-
https://member.clubforce.com/
We urge all members to download the Club Force app.
LOTTO we are hoping to restart the Lotto on June 29th we urge all patrons to play online which maybe accessed from the website. All yearly 6 monthly and monthly payments will credited to patrons going forward.
BIRTHDAY GREETINGS to club referee Harry Bartlett who celebrated a major milestone over the weekend also to Senior player Gavin O'Shea who also celebrated.
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