Effin Bord Na Nog
Children's Officer , Effin GAA Good Practice and Childrens Welfare within Effin GAA.
Role of Children's Officer
Childrens Officer Effin GAA - Joe Power
Email :- ChildrensOfficer.effin.limerick@gaa.ie
Telephone :- 0872879679
All of the Gaelic Games’ Associations are committed to creating and maintaining the safest possible environment for all young people* who participate in our Gaelic Games and activities. In our work at Effin GAA with young people and with adults a number of national policy documents act as a resource to us and govern these commitments:
Effin GAA Good Practice & Policy
Designated Liason Officer - John Meehan
Telephone:- 087 9730281
Maintaining Good Practice and Behavior Young Players, Coaches, Supporters, Parents/Guardians, Referees and Clubs.
Child's Welfare & Protection
Tackling the Issue
The GAA has a long established principle of vetting any person who, on our behalf, works with children or vulnerable adults in our Association. This principle is enshrined in rule through our Code of Best Practice in Youth Sport and has become part of the overall recruitment and selection process for those who wish to work with us in the GAA, in a voluntary or paid role.
Vetting services for the Association are currently overseen by the National Childrens Office in Croke Park while Comhairle Uladh acts on our behalf in coordinating AccessNI services.