Unleashing 'The Blue Wave' A Strategy for Dublin GAA - Croke Park
Unleashing 'The Blue Wave' A Strategy for Dublin GAA - Croke Park
Unleashing 'The Blue Wave' A Strategy for Dublin GAA - Croke Park
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A STRATEGY FOR DUBLIN <strong>GAA</strong> 2011-2017<br />
IT WILL CONTINUE TO BE A FAMILY-ORIENTATED ORGANISATION<br />
<strong>Dublin</strong> <strong>GAA</strong> will be a fully-inclusive organisation built on all family<br />
structures, with:<br />
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its core activity of organising games and competitions <strong>for</strong> all<br />
members of the family;<br />
its facilities – including playing facilities <strong>for</strong> those who require a<br />
recreational outlet;<br />
its ethos and welcome it provides to all – playing and non-playing;<br />
unification of all units – male, female, club and educational bodies<br />
in its decision-making structures.<br />
IT WILL CONTINUE TO PROMOTE BEST PRACTICE IN CHILD<br />
PROTECTION<br />
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Over 3,500 applications have been processed <strong>for</strong> Garda Vetting<br />
A Child Protection Officer will be appointed in every club<br />
All coaches will undergo Code of Best Practice Training<br />
It will continue to engage directly with young people to ensure that all who<br />
participate in any of our activities understand our shared responsibilities<br />
and are in a position to gain the maximum benefit and enjoyment from our<br />
games in a safe environment.<br />
IT WILL PROMOTE IRISH IDENTITY AND CULTURE<br />
Support the promotion of the Irish language and other elements of Irish<br />
culture;<br />
Value all aspects of Irish culture and identity, by its actions as well as by its<br />
stated policies, and, in the process, provide an example to other sectors of<br />
Irish society.<br />
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