The Curraha GAA Annual General Meeting will take place on Thursday, 26th November at 8.00pm in the clubrooms, Joe McDermott Park.
The Juvenile AGM will take place on Tuesday, 24th November at 8pm, also in the clubrooms.
The formal AGM notice, list of current officers, nomination form and motion form are being circulated today (Wed 28th) to members by email. Nominations and motions must be received by the Club Secretary no later than 8.00pm on Wednesday, 11th November.
If you are a member and do not receive the AGM documents by email, please contact secretary.curraha.meath@gaa.ie or message Paul directly on 087 919 8007 and the documents will be forwarded to you.
Curraha GAA has continued to grow and develop across our adult, juvenile, ladies’ and girls’ sections, as well as through the ongoing development of Joe McDermott Park. To keep that progress going, we need more people to share in the work of running the club.
Getting involved does not necessarily mean taking on a major committee role. There are many ways to help — coaching, fundraising, facilities and maintenance, communications, events, administration, social and wellbeing activities, or simply giving a hand when needed. Even a small contribution can make a real difference and helps spread the workload across more people.
We would encourage all members to attend the AGM and to consider whether there is some way they could become involved in the year ahead.
The Juvenile AGM will take place on Tuesday, 24th November at 8pm, also in the clubrooms.
The formal AGM notice, list of current officers, nomination form and motion form are being circulated today (Wed 28th) to members by email. Nominations and motions must be received by the Club Secretary no later than 8.00pm on Wednesday, 11th November.
If you are a member and do not receive the AGM documents by email, please contact secretary.curraha.meath@gaa.ie or message Paul directly on 087 919 8007 and the documents will be forwarded to you.
Curraha GAA has continued to grow and develop across our adult, juvenile, ladies’ and girls’ sections, as well as through the ongoing development of Joe McDermott Park. To keep that progress going, we need more people to share in the work of running the club.
Getting involved does not necessarily mean taking on a major committee role. There are many ways to help — coaching, fundraising, facilities and maintenance, communications, events, administration, social and wellbeing activities, or simply giving a hand when needed. Even a small contribution can make a real difference and helps spread the workload across more people.
We would encourage all members to attend the AGM and to consider whether there is some way they could become involved in the year ahead.
