One Club INITIATIVE

The One Club Model Was Launched In 2017 By The Camogie Association, The GAA And The LGFA. A video on the One Club model describes how it works, while you can access full guidelines here.

We are focusing on four priority areas for 2022: Representation, Coaching, Finance & Fundraising and Communications.

Nursery launch, kit kindly sponsored by Clarke's Pharmacy May'22

Representation

Three members of the Camogie Executive are now members of the Ballinderreen Hurling Club Executive.

Coaching

A Club Coaching Group has been appointed, chaired by Mark Ganly. This group has equal representation from all clubs and is working to renew and implement the Ballinderreen Player and Coach Development Plan. The Clarke’s Pharmacy Ballinderreen Hurling and Camogie Nursery has launched under the stewardship of Michael Gallagher (Club Coaching Officer). In addition, an Introduction to Gaelic Games coaching course ran earlier this year, and Damien Coleman and Damian Curley delivered a coach development event. The Club Coaching Group will work with all club coaches to enhance and support the work they do for all players in our club.

Finance and Fundraising

The hurling and camogie clubs are actively promoting July’s South Galway Bay Music festival, proceeds of which are for the development of the new Community Gym, Multipurpose Room and Indoor Pitch Viewing Area. Tickets for the event are available through all members of the Executive and online.

Communications

 

A Club Communications Group, chaired by Maura Hynes is working to develop a new hurling and camogie website, which will be launched over the next few months incorporating both clubs and more information on key initiatives and resources for club members. It is also proposed to consolidate all social media channels to ensure you receive updates to one account on each platform. Finally, a new club jersey will be launched in the coming weeks, kindly sponsored by Blake Manor.

New Blake Manor Sponsored jersey design
New Blake Manor Sponsored jersey design