Following a discussion with the Club Executive Committee, a decision has been made regarding the re-opening of parking facilities within Bremore park. As you are aware our club has grown from strength to strength over the last number of years and we have ever-growing numbers in our Juvenile sections.

With this in mind, the Club Executive has made the decision that effective from 17th September

• No parking is permitted in the Club on Saturday until 1 pm – this is in order to facilitate the safe entry and exit access to the Club for OgDwyers Nursery and younger teams
• No parking will be permitted in the parking spots at the front of the club area – Parking is only available behind the Cardy Rock goal or on the training strip – Remedial work will be conducted in the coming weeks

The decision is made to ensure that we have a safe club taking into consideration the potential risks and Health & Safety.

Further information club car parking is available here: https://odwyersgaa.com/parking/

I would like to thank all members and friends for their cooperation with this matter.

Yours in Sport

Liam Howley

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Thank you for booking O’Dwyers GAA Cul Camp, below is important information about the running of the camp.

Please take the necessary time to review, understand and download the app to ensure the smooth operation of the camp

Time & Durations

• Date: Starts Monday 12th July 2021
• Camp registration: 9.45am on Monday
• Duration: Camp 10.00 am – 2.00pm each day

 What to Bring

Please ensure your child brings

• A lunch
• Plenty of water or drinks (especially on warm days)
• Rain gear
• Sun cream (must be applied at home, no camp volunteer can apply it)
• Hurl & Helmet (if they have one)

Note: Any child who needs to have medication with them at camp parents must notify Club Administrators or Anthony (GPO). Medication will be looked after in the Clubhouse and returned at the end of each camp day

Camp Registration

• Registration starts at 9.45 am on Monday at O’Dwyers Main pitch ( opposite Bremore Castle / Clonuske Estate )
• Please ensure the Club has the correct information for your child at registered
• Please wear a mask for registration on arrival.

ClubZap Group, Attendance & Covid

Camp attendance and covid procedure will be coordinated via the Club’s Mobile ClubZap App

• Info on downloading ClubZap to your phone is available here: odwyersgaa.com/ClubZap/
• We would request that BOTH Parents/Guardians join the “2021 Cul Camp” chat group on the ClubZap Mobile App

• Each morning of the camp, please

• • Remember to Edit RSVP and confirm attendance

• • Complete the ‘Covid-19 GAA Return to play’ questionnaire

• IMPORTANT: The Covid-19 GAA Return to play’ MUST BE completed in advance, failure to do so will prevent access to the camp!
• Any child who needs to leave camps early must be signed out by Parent/Guardian.
• If your child cannot attend camp due to illness or holiday etc., please notify Denise on 0861202694

Photos

• Photos may be taken at the camp and promotion on the Club’s social media, Balbriggan info and fingal independent newspaper.
• If you wish your child not to have their photographs taken, please advise admin on registration

 Car Parking

• Available at Bremore Castle ONLY odwyersgaa.com/facilities
• Please DO NOT PARK in nearby estates or roadside including Clonuske and Cardy Rock Estates

Looking forward to seeing everyone

Many Thanks

The Camp Team

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I hope this message finds you safe and well in these challenging times.

We are going to try something a little different for all the players in the OgDwyers Nursery & Academy

What is this?

• Our Games Promotion Officer Anthony is running small skills and agility training session(s) through the Zoom video conferencing tool
• Here are pictures of previous sessions:  https://twitter.com/antoholly/status/1245057616159670273

When is this?

• Age 4 -7s : Agility & Fun – This Saturday at 10.00am [Join from 9.55am]

Where is this?

• Your living room, kitchen, front/back garden, or space in your house

What Zoom stuff do I need?

To make this work you need to do the following

• Download the zoom app to your phone, PC or tablet https://zoom.us/download
• Register and create an account on the app or here https://zoom.us/signup
• Further help is available on the zoom support site: https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/categories/200101697-Getting-Started

What Equipment /Space do I need?

• A small space in your living room, kitchen, front/back garden, or space in your house
• Laptop / mobile phone / tablet with Zoom installed
• Equipment needed
  • 2 pairs of socks
  • 1 Toilet roll
  • 1 Runner
  • 1 Cushion
  • 1 T-shirt

How do I connect?

• Make sure your device (Laptop or Phone) is charged and the zoom app installed
• The meeting link and password will be added to the Nursery Clubzap group before Saturday
• We would request that you mute your call otherwise nobody we hear Anthony

Anything else?

• A sense of fun and give it a go attitude! 🙂
• Parental supervision is very important throughout the session
• Parental help may be needed for the younger kids to hold the phone, explain the exercises

Stay safe and see you all zoom

O’Dwyers Abu

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We have recently launched an Inclusive Club programme as part of the GAA community, whereby we are opening  and promoting our club, O’Dwyers to the wider communities of Balbriggan, Balrothery and Balscaddan

We are making contact with current and previous participants of our teams and camps within O’Dwyers GAA club.

We would like to welcome you and your child(ren) to Juvenile section which takes place on our club every Saturday morning between 9.30am – 10.30am (ages 4-7) and 10.30am – 12.00pm (ages 8-10)

As we are within Level 5 of Government restrictions we are operating the sessions in full compliance of both GAA and HSE guidelines and recommendations. We have over 30 coaches available every Saturday to ensure compliance and to ensure smaller than recommended pod groups to ensure that we have a very safe and enjoyable environment for everyone.

We would very much like to welcome you and your child back to O’Dwyers

Yours in Sport

O’Dwyers GAA Team

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The Balbriggan side played a very clever, enterprising game with the supremacy of their middle third giving them a dominant platform against their Edenmore opponents.

At midfield Jude O’Sullivan and Jamie Andrews provided a constant supply of possession while in attack Aaron Keenan, Jamie Andrews, Liam Prout and Daniel Doherty combined to telling effect with their half-back line of Dylan Foster, Jamie Keenan and Stephen Crawley attacking with potency to support their forward unit.

By half-time O’Dwyer’s led 0-12 to 0-3 with all Monica’s scores coming from Patrick Leonard frees. The Edenmore club did enjoy good passages of play but their shooting was not of its usual standard as they hit four wides insides the opening 15 minutes, compared to a sole wide by their opponents.

Some of O’Dwyer’s score taking was of a very high calibre as they put clear distance between the sides – after a semi-final victory over Geraldine Morans they were determined to finish off the job and they did that in style at the Donnycarney venue.

A productive spell in the opening half during which they hit seven unanswered points was central to their victory as their pace, accuracy and movement had Monica’s struggling to establish a foothold.

In the eight-minute Aaron Keenan fired over following good work by Ciarán Gaye from a well-directed Lee Fanning kick out – it was a signal of early intent.

Points followed from Aaron Keenan, Jamie Andrews and Liam Prout (free) as O’Dwyer’s move 0-5 to 0-1 clear by the water break as they made ground with Monica’s reduced to 14 men following the black-carding of Keith Dempsey.

The Balbriggan side continued to hold the upper hand with Jamie Andrews illustrating how clued into the zone his side were with a well-timed intercept and score after playing a quick one-two with full-forward Liam Prout.

The scores continued to flow and by the interval they were in possession of a commanding 0-12 to 0-3 lead. Early in the second period two Ciarán Gaye points moved O’Dwyer’s ten points clear, 0-14 to 0-4, after Monica’s Philly Kelly had opened the second-half scoring.

Just before the second half water break O’Dwyer’s looked sure to goal but Aaron Keenan’s shot clipped the outside of the post with Daniel Doherty unmarked in front of goal.

Then Aaron Keenan had an overhead flicked goal attempt come back of the post before Daniel Doherty had his goal attempt smothered and the ball was scrambled away to safety.

Monica’s though battled to the finish getting positive contributions off the bench.

Cian Doran struck a fine goal in the 26^th minute following a good run from Karl Power but it was much too late as O’Dwyer’s ran out convincing eight-point winners.

SCORERS – O’Dwyer’s: A Keenan 0-5, L Prout 0-3 (0-3f), J O’Sullivan, J Andrews, D Doherty, C Gaye 0-2 each, D Andrews 0-1. St Monica’s: P Leonard 0-4 (0-3f), C Doran 1-1, P Kelly 0-1.

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Commentary will be by John ‘Manner, Calves bigger than Everton’ O’Brien and a yet to be announced Gers commentator (pay deal in negotiation).

It is the wish of both clubs that all club supporters, along with all Dublin GAA supporters would have the opportunity to see this “behind closed doors” game.

For those who wish to view, the game can be accessed on O’Dwyers GAA Facebook using the following link:

https://www.facebook.com/odwyersgaa/

We hope everybody enjoys the game.

This live stream is kindly sponsored by:

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With our club approaching 1000 members and nearly 50 teams, we have a requirement for a more efficient way of managing a modern-day club of our size. Following a review of a number of tools that are available in the marketplace that facilitated this, we are pleased to announce a new partnership with Irish Company ClubZap

https://odwyersgaa.com/clubzap/

ClubZap is a mobile communications and payment platform for sports clubs to engage with their local community and deliver news, notifications, fixtures, results, lotto, membership, merchandising, GDPR (more features to follow) right to your phone. It also removes the need for noisy non GAA compliant WhatsApp groups and all club communication including nursery-adult team communication will be via the ClubZap app.

We would ask you all to please download the app (2 minutes), there is no cost to you and in there you will find loads of information to keep updated on all things O’Dwyers related.

See our dedicated webpage for instructions and further information: https://odwyersgaa.com/clubzap/

Return to play: Covid Officer Update

It has been a very busy couple of weeks since our return to play. I wanted to provide you with an overview of the steps that our club has put in place with GAA, LGFA and Camogie associations to ensure a secure environment for all.

1. Every member and player has completed a mandatory e-learning module
2. Prior to Club participation, every member provided an update Health Questionnaire and this is ongoing for every session
3. Each club team has an appointed Covid Supervisor in place to ensure adherence to Club health policies
4. Track & Trace adherence for every player is in place
5. HSE & GAA facility recommendations are fully adhered too
6. We have sanitisation points at the main pitches 
7. A medical isolation room in-place 
8. Shared and team equipment is sanitised after each session
9. Reduced training period & team pod isolation in place via One Way systems in the club
10. Adult teams are temporarily training on Bells pitches only  
11. Social distancing and Good personal Hygiene guidelines are regularly communicated and adhered too.
12. Regular communication process with Covid Supervisors on Team mentors on changes in policies

We have followed all the GAA protocols and are adhering to the latest updates, GAA commentary is that it is 19 times more unlikely that you will contract COVID while playing sports and outdoors as it is to be in an enclosed space. 

So as long as we all continue to work together, we will keep everyone Safe while enjoying our sports

Player Membership

We have conducted a membership review for the 2020 season and the paid membership levels are extremely low versus what we expect. The club appreciates that there was a significant interruption to our season. However, the majority of our teams are now back training and competitive games coming up. 

We as a club need to ensure that every player and active members have paid their membership in full to ensure that they can play/train and are covered by insurance to play.  All payment options will remain in place for the full year to facilitate part payments and membership can be paid online via Club website or in the Club on Sat morning between 11 and 1

Further details available on our website membership page: https://odwyersgaa.com/membership/ or contact our Club Registrar Antionette on 089 4709815

Weekly Games Fixtures

A list of competition fixtures and venues is updated (usually Tuesday) each week and available on Clubzap or our website: https://odwyersgaa.com/weekly-fixtures/

Skill Weeks [Booking ends at 9pm 31st July 2020]

Targeted at our current players the O’Dwyers Skill Weeks provide boys and girls of the Club – between the ages of 4 and 13 – with an action-packed and fun-filled week of activity during the summer holidays which revolves around maximising enjoyment and sustaining participant involvement in Gaelic Games. The week’s activities are game-based, with a strong emphasis placed on skill acquisition, and are organised in an age-appropriate manner with a view to optimising learning, enhancing friendships, improving physical and psychological well-being, promoting school and club links.

• Week 1: Mon 10th-Thu 13th August Morning
• Week 2: Mon 17th-Thu 20th August Morning

Skills Weeks are open to:

• To all O’Dwyers nursery players (new and existing) aged 4-7 years of age. The Nursery session is from 10am to 12pm on Week 1 
• To existing O’Dwyers GAA players/members ONLY aged 8 and above. The invites and booking links have been issued internally to the teams and are available to book until 9pm on Friday 31st July 2020 

Juvenile Teams Update

• OgDwyers Nursery: Are are aiming to restart our Nursery Programme following our Skills Week, keep an eye on our club notes for further updates.  https://odwyersgaa.com/og-dwyers/
• OgDwyers Academy (Boys & Girls Born 2013): Are are aiming to restart our Academy Programme following our Skills Week, keep an eye on our club notes for further updates.  https://odwyersgaa.com/og-dwyers/
• U8s (Boys & Girls Born 2012): Training back in full flow. New players are very welcome, for further details on practice times and what you need to get started call, whatsapp or sms Declan on 087 9189478. 

• U9s (Boys & Girls Born 2011): Training back in full flow.  New players are very welcome, for further details on practice times and what you need to get started call, whatsapp or sms Mick on 086 8211129. https://odwyersgaa.com/2020/02/02/2011/
• U10s Boys (Born 2010): Training back in full flow. New players are very welcome, for further details on practice times and what you need to get started call, whatsapp or sms Adrian on 087 7791461
• U10 Girls (Born 2010): Training back in full flow. New players are very welcome, for further details on practice times and what you need to get started call, whatsapp or sms Michael on 087 – 9693780
• U11s (Boys & Girls Born 2009): Training back in full flow.  New players are very welcome, for further details on practice times and what you need to get started call, whatsapp or sms Ronan on 087 2209497
• U12s (Boys Born 2008): Training back in full flow. New players are very welcome, for further details on practice times and what you need to get started call, whatsapp or sms Gareth on 087 7523032
• U12 Girls (Girls Born 2008): Training back in full flow. New players are very welcome, for further details on practice times and what you need to get started call, whatsapp or sms Barry on 087 7389593

Youth Teams Update

• U13s Boys (Born 2007): Preparation for the return to games is well underway.  New players are very welcome, for further details on practice times and what you need to get started call, whatsapp or sms Paul on 087 9115403
• U13 Girls (Born 2007): Preparation for the return to games is well underway.  New players are very welcome, for further details on practice times and what you need to get started call, whatsapp or sms Boss Guildea on 086 3445006
• U14s Boys (Born 2007): Preparation for the return to games is well underway.  New players are very welcome, for further details on practice times and what you need to get started call, whatsapp or sms Paul on 085 1173361
• U14 Girls (Born 2007): Preparation for the return to games is well underway.  New players are very welcome, for further details on practice times and what you need to get started call, whatsapp or sms Cathal on 087 9952164
• U15s Boys (Born 2006): Preparation for the return to games is well underway.  New players are very welcome, for further details on practice times and what you need to get started call, whatsapp or sms Paul on 087 2077181
• U15 Girls (Born 2006): Preparation for the return to games is well underway.  New players are very welcome, for further details on practice times and what you need to get started call, whatsapp or sms Fiona on 086 4043751
• U16 Boys (Born 2005):Preparation for the return to games is well underway. New players are very welcome, for further details on practice times and what you need to get started call, whatsapp or sms Robbie 086 8282753 or Dave 087 9702479

• U18 Girls (Born 2005): Preparation for the return to games is well underway.  New players are very welcome, for further details on practice times and what you need to get started call, whatsapp or sms Shirley on 087 6356760

Adult Teams Update

• Adult Ladies Football : Our Ladies are out again in the Championship this Wednesday.  New players are very welcome, for further details on practice times and what you need to get started call, whatsapp or sms Mick on 089 – 2023226
• Adult Men Football: Our mens got off to a good start in the championship against Ranelagh Gaels, on a scoreline of 3-18  1-9. Well done to the players and management team. New players are very welcome, for further details on practice times and what you need to get started call, whatsapp or sms Sean 0868341104 or Davey 086 8287484

• Adult Mens Hurlers : Our hurlers are out in the Championship this weekend.  New players are very welcome, for further details on practice times and what you need to get started call, whatsapp or sms Paul on 087 2077181

Coaching Corner

Skills Week Coaching: If you are available,  have experience of coaching and meet the necessary criteria to coach at our Skills Weeks we have opened an application process.

Full details available here: https://odwyersgaa.com/coaching/camps-coaching-application-summer/

Club Shop

Our club shop is open every Saturday morning between 11am and 12pm with a stock of club tops, bottoms, hurls, helmets,  gum shields, socks and shorts. The shop has new hurls and helmets for sale. If anybody has a helmet they would like to trade-in or not using please bring it down to the club shop.

Support our Sponsors and Local Business

Support local business and our sponsors – O’DwyersGAA, like so many clubs across the country, rely on the support of local business throughout the year. The last few months have been extremely difficult for businesses in Balbriggan. As companies re-open we encourage our members and friends to shop local and help get Balbriggan going again. Tacaigh le gnóthaí áitiúla.

New Development Update

As per our previous update regarding the development, we would like to provide a further status on the progress of our new club development. There are a number of separate processes closed and still in motion at the moment, see below the current status of the milestones.

✔ Peer review of project, design, and costings signed off by GAA representatives.

✔ The project has been agreed with our partners and the project signed off by the GAA Central council

✔ Full planning is in place

✔ The overall sales and purchase agreement contracts have been agreed & Signed with our Partners in Fingal County Council (FCC)

✔ Our preferred Builder has been selected and he is still committed to the timelines set out and agreed with the Development Team

• We are awaiting a final tax clearance document from the Tax office

• Upon receipt of this clearance, secured grants will be drawn down and moved to the new development.

• Site works can proceed to commence upon finalisation of Grant reallocation

It is important for members to understand that the last steps are in progress and have been in progress for the last 30 days and are being held up due to the current COVID – 19 limitations.

As soon as these final steps are completed a follow-up meeting will be called to share with members the timelines of the revised project and the status of the financials and impact on the project deliverables. Our expectation is that this will take place in the coming weeks.

Bremore Regional Park Development

Separately, Fingal County Council has been progressing a park development and design plan to guide the future development of Bremore Regional Park, Balbriggan, North County Dublin.

Fingal County Council and design partners have shared with us their initial design and proposed plans for the Sports Hub (this is excluding the already committed to GAA pitch within the park)

Although this is a separate process from our own club development process we are key stakeholders in Bremore Regional park and we have participated fully in the design process of the use of the park to date.

We are continuing to work with our partner Fingal County Council on this proposal and as soon as we receive confirmation of the decision we will communicate the same to all members.

Keep Updated

Keep updated with all the latest news from the club by following/visiting us at

• Twitter: @odwyersgaa
• Facebook: O’DwyersGAA
• Web: www.odwyersgaa.com
• Contact Us: A full list of club contacts is available here: https://odwyersgaa.com/key-contacts/

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The week’s activities are game-based, with a strong emphasis placed on skill acquisition, and are organised in an age-appropriate manner with a view to optimising learning, enhancing friendships, improving physical and psychological wellbeing, promoting school and club links.

Registration & Costs

• €25 for the 4 days skill week
• Payment to be made online and in advance [Booking link will be made available to club teams (only) week July 20th]  
• Closing date for applications is the 31st July 2020
• Please contact your teams head coach for further information

 What to bring

• Packed snack & drink
• Mouthguard for football
• Hurl & helmet for hurling/camogie
• Suitable playing gear, tracksuit, shorts, runners and boots
• Rain jacket and changes of gear for wet days
• Sun cream and hat for hot days
• Water

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• Allow contact training and challenge games for all from Monday, June 29. Await clarification on what will constitute a close contact versus a casual contact.
• Restriction on participants only attending training sessions to be relaxed from June 29 – subject to a government-specified maximum of 200 people in the ground.
• All control measures for players, coaches and other team personnel (completion of a health questionnaire, eLearning education, etc) is to remain in place until advised otherwise
• “No room for complacency in this and people should carry out social distancing and washing hands ….. our membership to be vigilant and careful and not to take this return on in a complacent manner because if we do then we are going to lose out again …. John Horan GAA President
• <<< STATEMENT: RESUMPTION OF DUBLIN GAA ADULT & JUVENILE GAMES PROGRAMME FOR 2020 >>>
  • U16s: – August 5th
  • U15s: – August 13th
  • U12s to U14s: – August 22nd
  • U8 to U11s: – August 29th

Parents / Players – Covid19 Safety Protocols

1. Complete the Covid-19 Club Education eLearning Module (10-15mins) https://courses.gaa.ie/Covid19ClubEd/#/
2. Complete a return to play health questionnaire prior to returning to play to your team http://returntoplay.gaa.ie/. A useful video on how to complete the questionnaire is available here.
3. Ensure you are up to date on the new club policies and information for return to play and use of our club facilities reference
4. Parents/Guardians must share this information, in an age-appropriate manner
5. Ensure that the Team Covid Supervisor is made aware of any medical condition
6. It will be the responsibility of the individual to inform the team’s Covid Supervisor of any change in circumstance before subsequent sessions.
7. Temperature checking It is the responsibility of the individual to monitor their own temperature. The presence of symptoms such as a high temperature (above 37.5c), cough, sore throat, general weakness, shortness of breath and change or absence in taste or smell prevents attendance at training with a recommendation that the player contacts their general practitioner 
8. Please ensure you continue to practice hygiene best practice
   • Frequent hand washing, sanitizing, and washing of gear and equipment.
   • Avoid: spitting, sharing water bottles, touching high contact surfaces (e.g. door handles)
   • Use of face masks where applicable
   • Continue to observe government guidelines on social distancing ( 2m distance )
9. Please ensure that you attend training early and are available to collect your underage child from the club entrance ( there will be no parking permitted on the club grounds ( parking is available at Bremore Castle )
10. Training sessions may be reduced, along with time and location so please refer to your team Mentor / Coach
11. Some club facilities will be unavailable during the period ( Clubhouse, meeting rooms, dressing rooms )
12. Parents are always welcome to remain and watch your child’s training session, however, you should adhere to social distancing guidelines and adhere to Team/Club COVID Supervisor requests
13. The club are putting in place additional policies and protocols and we would appreciate your cooperation during this period

• • Increased hand sanitization stations throughout club ground
  • Facilities ( Toilets ) will be deep cleaned and sanitized
  • Club shared equipment will be sanitized after each session

Bremore Pitch Layout & Access

 Facilities & Car Parking 

• Parking will be available in Bremore Castle Only
• Patrons are encouraged to cycle or walk to the training
• Please adhere to signage & access routes
• Toilet facilities are available: Changing Room 1: Men and Changing Room 2: Ladies
• Hand Gel Stations are available
• Isolation Room

Coaches – Covid19 Safety Protocols

1. Complete the Covid-19 Club Education eLearning Module (10-15mins) https://courses.gaa.ie/Covid19ClubEd/#/
2. Complete a return to play health questionnaire prior to returning to play to your team http://returntoplay.gaa.ie/
3. Adhere to New Policies
   • Sessions reduced to 45mins to ensure a smooth transition of teams and set up
   • Attend training 5mins before start time only
   • All equipment to be sanitised pre/post-training session
   • No shared water bottles are to be used
   • One way system on/off the pitch
   • Parking will not be available in the club until further notice
   • Club facilities such as dressing room, meeting rooms & clubhouse are restricted
4. A team COVID Supervisor should be appointed for your team and notified to the C&G group / Club Covide Supervisor  through this online form
5. PPE equipment will be provided if required.
6. All returning players must complete the health questionnaire prior to return to play
7. Ensure that players are registered and members reference existing club policy
8. Communicate the protocols and policy to players/parents along with Team COVID Supervisor
9. Adhere to player/training guidelines
   • Contact Training 
   • Restrictions of players are lifted ( where possible try to have smaller group sessions ) – For information of small group drills please refer to Anthony Holly
   • Training to take part in designated pitch ( reference pitch availability )
   • Team Training slots are available here 
10. Your pitch/training allocation may change so please refer to the C&G group for confirmation.
11. Club fixtures will commence from 17th July, along with challenge matches
12. In the case of a player injury and social distancing cannot be adhered PPE such as face masks should be worn
13. In the scenario where a player is suspected of having COVID symptoms that player is to be escorted to the Medical Isolation Room 

• Tissues, Hand sanitizer, disinfectant and/or wipes, gloves, masks and the waste bag will be available
• A sign-in sheet is available where details of attendance are recorded
• The player/parent must contact local GP or HSE for further advice

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