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St. Mary’s GAA Club Launch Consultation on Five-Year Development Plan
Community Consultation Workshop, Thursday, March 28, in Talbot Hotel, Clonmel.
St Mary’s Hurling and Camogie Club has launched a consultation exercise to get the views of members and the wider sporting community as it develops a plan for the next five years of its development.
St Mary’s has undergone significant expansion in recent years and has also attracted significant new members through the rejuvenation of its camogie arm. In the lead-up to the 100 year anniversary of the club in 2029, it is preparing a Five Year Development Plan to set out its future vision and ambition and take the club #Beyond100.
A Club Planning workshop will take place on Thursday March 28 in the Talbot Hotel, Clonmel at 7.30pm and all are welcome to attend for a facilitated discussion on the future development of the club and its contribution to wider community life in Clonmel.
We will also hold a second workshop for juvenile members (13-18) on April 7 in the Talbot Hotel. All interested stakeholders can also share their views via an online survey.
St Mary’s have set up a dedicated committee to drive the Five Year Development Plan and this group are tasked with completing the plan and publishing our final strategy by the end of this year.
All participating members in the online survey or at our workshops will be entered in a draw for two free family/adult memberships for the year.
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