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Is Muid Cumann Chluain Daimh

Is Muid Cumann Chluain Daimh. We are Clonduff! 2007. From the Beginning. From the Beginning. From the Beginning. From the Beginning. From the Beginning. From the Beginning. From the Beginning. From the Beginning. Summarising the Past.

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Is Muid Cumann Chluain Daimh

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  1. Is Muid Cumann Chluain Daimh We are Clonduff! 2007

  2. From the Beginning

  3. From the Beginning

  4. From the Beginning

  5. From the Beginning

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  10. Summarising the Past • Demonstration of the growth and involvement of Cumann Chluain Daimh in: • Gaelic • Sporting • Cultural • Community • Social • Provincial and National Activities

  11. Where We Are At - 2007 • Hub of Community in expanding village and hinterland • Integrated Club for all • Building a Brighter Future for Boys and Girls • 26 ‘On-Field’ teams • Community/Cross Community Links • Gateway/Senior Citizens/Wheelers/Boley Fair, etc • Schools Links • Completed purchase of 11 acres of land for development

  12. Parents • Club Development Survey revealed: • Active interest in Clonduff • 85% encourage boys to play sport • 73% encourage girls to play sport • Gaelic games suit both boys and girls • Aware of benefits of sport • Club is vital for community well-being

  13. Facilities • Club Development survey: • 51% rate facilities as average • Improvements required: • additional pitches • handball court • female changing • indoor activity area • disabled accessibility • social activities for older/former members

  14. Youth • Club Development Survey: • 90% say provision is adequate/excellent • Parental interest is vital • More club presence in schools • Most not aware of commitment to Equal Opportunities in Sport

  15. Coach Development • Elite/long term athlete development • Tailored coaching sessions • Develop structured coaching through all age groups • Current structure is good/excellent

  16. Clonduff Coaching Structure • Coaching Development is Dynamic and Integrated • Most coaches in Football (ladies and men’s), Camogie and Hurling have at least Foundation Course • Others working towards this • Most Coaches have Child Protection Certificate • Parents very involved in juvenile coaching • Emphasis placed on health and wellness Coaching Structures Refer to Documents on web page!

  17. Clonduff Organisation Structure Executive Committee – Chairman’s term of office limited to five years Sub Committees There are 13 Sub Committees – Chairman and Secretary are Ex-Officio members of all sub committees Refer to Documents on web page!

  18. Club Governance • Policy Documents in force in Clonduff: • Child Protection Policy • Equality Policy • Health and Safety Policy • Anti Corruption Policy • Data Protection Policy • Games for All Policy

  19. Club Governance • Codes of Conduct in Clonduff • Coaches Code of Conduct • Juvenile Code of Conduct • Senior Players Code of Conduct • Non-Playing Members Code of Conduct

  20. Club Development - Future • Five-year Development Plan to increase participation in • Gaelic Games / Gaelic Culture / Fitness Activities / Social Activities • Females and Males • Native and non-native • Disabled and able-bodied • Young and not-so-young • Cross community activities

  21. Five year Development Plan • Have applied to NI Sports Council for funding to develop newly purchased land • Continual Personal Development of: • Players • Coaches • Administrators • Community Partners • Members and Non-Members • Parents and other Family Members

  22. Action Plan 2007-2012 • Work with partners to identify further capital development/funding opportunities • Form Women’s Sub Committee • Identify Resources and Equipment required • Assess Risks • Physical, Personal, Financial, Legal • Promote Health and Wellness for all

  23. Action Plan 2007-2012 • Enhance: • Schools / Community Links • Coach Education and Progression • Record Keeping • Communications • Promote: • Refereeing • Young Whistlers • Physical Activity • Non-Physical Activity

  24. Monitor and Evaluate • Health/Wellness of Dual and ‘Busy Players’ • Number of Teams – Male/Female • Cultural and Social Activities • Parental Involvement • Coaching / Coaching Structure • Club Policies • Use of Facilities – Over 40s/Other User Groups • Funding Opportunities • Club Property/Physical Resources and Finances

  25. Images of Clonduff Club Banner Scór Sinsear Winners Féile Peil 2007 Senior Hurlers 2007

  26. Images of Clonduff Ladies Senior Football Champs 2006 Defibulator Course Fintan Mussen, Jerry Quinn, Hugh J Harper – Co Board Clonduff reps on All Ireland Minor Camogie winning team 2007

  27. Images of Clonduff Fionnuala Carr after Poc Fada 2007 Liz Howard the President of the Camogie Association. Susie Hynes and her five daughters are all active members of Clonduff Camogie Club John Murphy and Paul McCusker were on AI winning Jun Hurling team 2007 These Set Dancers got to AI Final in 2003

  28. Images of Clonduff County Scór na nÓg Champs 2006 Minor B Football Champs 2006 Team mentor John A Gribben and his 3 daughters after Co Ladies Football Final 2006 McConville Family at Conor McConville PS Tournament 2007

  29. Images of Clonduff Indoor Primary Schools Camogie Champions Senior Camogie Champions 2007 Clonduff’s last SF Champions 2000 South Down U11 Champs

  30. Images of Clonduff U12 Hurling League Champs An over 40 team Minor Camogs Senior Hurlers 2007

  31. Images of Clonduff The Murray family won Scór na nÓg Instrumental Music County title in 2007 Tom Markham visited in 2005 Hens with Hurls –Boley Fair 2007 First Senior trophy in 40 years!

  32. Images of Clonduff Young Hurlers with Nicky Brennan at Féile na nGael 2007 in Kilkenny Camogs in Boley Fair parade 2007 Boley 7s winners 2007 National Féile na nGael 2007, Kilkenny

  33. Images of Clonduff Last home from Poc Fada 2007 on wet and windy Hen Mountain First Boley Fair Handball Tournament 2007 Seamus McGreevy (centre back) with Clonduff U8s and mentors Jimmy Devlin and Paddy McConville at McGreevy Tournament 2007 Tug o war at Boley Fair 2007

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