Safe Return for Gaelic Games

[delgany]

GAA Hq brought / bought servasport staff over to maintain database  after the company failed

[supersub]

It does say that temperatures still have to be checked just not recorded is that correct?
So temperatures still have to be checked?
Not as daunting as first thought as online form only needs filled out prior to the first session and recorded.
The GAA are actually going above and beyond here so it's time to except things are moving and we need to get back at it. Negative people will always find things to pick holes in. Few men on here only a few weeks ago saying we won't be back until 2022 at the earliest

It says clubs will not be expected to record temperatures before each session. It doesn't mention checking.

No point second guessing the IT side. There's a webinar Tuesday evening to explain exactly these sort of things.

[mrdeeds]

 Some inter county teams are back 3 weeks doing full contact training and some clubs didn't stop training.

[StephenC]

There is some useful information available from the GAA here.

https://learning.gaa.ie/covid19resources

[Rossfan]

Some inter county teams are back 3 weeks doing full contact training and some clubs didn't stop training.

Have you informed Croke Park?

[Taylor]

Did anyone join the webinar last night?

[Taylor]

It seems Cul Camps are going ahead this year then - strange considering the 2m rule is applied in all other leisure activities for the foreseeable future

[StephenC]

Did anyone join the webinar last night?

Was too late for it but it's supposed to be going up on the website later today. The slides from it are available here:
https://learning.gaa.ie/covid19resources

[magpie seanie]

It seems Cul Camps are going ahead this year then - strange considering the 2m rule is applied in all other leisure activities for the foreseeable future

Games involving contact are allowed from July 20th, aren't they? That's when the Cúl Camps start. Better hope it doesn't rain mind you.

[Taylor]

It seems Cul Camps are going ahead this year then - strange considering the 2m rule is applied in all other leisure activities for the foreseeable future

Games involving contact are allowed from July 20th, aren't they? That's when the Cúl Camps start. Better hope it doesn't rain mind you.

Seems that way Seanie - publicans will be looking on in envy

[johnnycool]

It seems Cul Camps are going ahead this year then - strange considering the 2m rule is applied in all other leisure activities for the foreseeable future

Games involving contact are allowed from July 20th, aren't they? That's when the Cúl Camps start. Better hope it doesn't rain mind you.

It's all about the money I'm afraid.

Asking kids parents to pay €65/£55 for 2 hours rather than the normal 5 hours a day for 5 days and a jersey, bag and half zip at the end.
Coaches/teenagers will be required to do two camps a day.
Should have been a reduced rate in the very least.

[PMG1]

Did anyone join the webinar last night?

I was watching it, was basically going through the guidelines handed out last week and giving more clarity on them, it will be up later today, some good info on it

[mackers]

The most interesting bit of information I took from the webinar last night was that it looks like the GAA will not make a full team self-isolate if one of their players tests postive.  It looks like the other members of the team will be deemed to be a "casual contact".

[Rossfan]

It seems Cul Camps are going ahead this year then - strange considering the 2m rule is applied in all other leisure activities for the foreseeable future

I see our neighbours in Leitrim not doing them this year.

[Fear Bun Na Sceilpe]

 Are the age groups still going u15 and u17 in January