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| 31/12/2012 Club Membership 2012 |
Membership fees are a vital source of revenue within the Club and are payable by all Club members.
The rates are inexpensive when you consider the costs incurred by the Club which include affiliation fees, injury schemes, various insurances, equipment, referees fees, grounds maintenance. We are expanding our playing numbers all the time and are also expanding our playing facilities. They are all welcome but they increase the running costs of the Club.Fees may be paid at the door any evening after 8pm. There will be a facility at the Academy on Saturday mornings for parents and children to pay membership
Please note Full Members who have not paid their membership on or before 31st march 2012 will not be eligible to vote at the A.G.M. in December 2012
Players whose membership/insurance remains outstanding will not be allowed play or train with the club until fully paid up.
Fees
Full Adult €50
Student €40
Youth (u/18) €20
Academy (includes Insurance) €30
Pavilion (non-players only) €40
Full OAP ( entitled to vote at AGM) €10
Pavilion OAP €10
Family Membership
(u/18 only,excludes insurance) €100
Insurance
Adult €50
Student €30
Youth (u/18) €20
Handball (over 18 only) €15
Pavilion (non-players only) €40
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| 01/04/2012 Glen Easton Training Schedule 2012 | Monday 6pm-7pm u/14 Hurling & u/14 ladies Football 7pm-8pm Minor Football 8pm-9.30pm Ladies Senior Football
Tuesday 6.15pm-7.15 pm u/10/11/12 Football 7.15pm-8.15pm Minor Hurling and Camogie 8pm-9.30pm Senior Mens Football
Wednesday 6pm-7pm u/8/9 Football 7pm-8pm u/13/14/16 Football 8pm-9.30pm Ladies Senior Football
Thursday 6pm-7pm u/12/14 Hurling 7pm-8pm u/14 Ladies Football &u/16 Hurling 8pm-9.30pm Senior Mens Football
Friday 6pm-7pm u/14/16 Football 7pm-8.15pm Minor Football & Camogie 8.15pm -9.30pm Senior & Inter Hurling
Saturday 10am Senior Mens Hurling
Sunday 10am Senior Mens Football
Saturday 10am-11.30am Club House Academy
Sunday 10am Colaiste Chiarain Senior Mens Hurling
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| 31/03/2012 LEIXLIP GAA ACADEMY | CALLING ALL THE GAA STARS OF THE FUTURE
From 4th February 2012
Every Saturday from 10:00 - 11:30
Where: St. Marys GAA Club, Green Lane.
The academy caters for boys and girls from junior infants and upwards.
Children will be introduced to the basic skills of football and hurling in a fun and enjoyable environment.
Children from the age of 6 upwards will be invited to join teams and participate in league fixtures.
We hope to run a number of blitz type events for all children during the course of the Academy so that children who are not on teams will also benefit form playing matches.
Come along and join in the fun, all you need to do is turn up in sports gear, all equipment is provided.
Today The Academy; Next Stop Croke Park.
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| 24/03/2012 Football Competitions Details | Leixip are drawn in the same group as Confey,Carbury and Ballymore in the Aldridge Cup.
In the Dowling Cup Leixlip 2 are drawn with Rheban, Castlemitchel and Maynooth 2.
Both competitions start on the 18th February 2012.
The First Round of the Senior Football Championship is due to date place on the 20th May 2012.
The First Round of the Senior Football League is due to take place on the 24th March 2012.
Leixlip Senior Ladies and Mens Football Teams travel to Kerry on the weekend of the 24th February to take part in the Paudie O Shea Football Tournament. Should be a good weekend ! |
| 02/02/2012 Football Competitions Details | Leixip are drawn in the same group as Confey,Carbury and Ballymore in the Aldridge Cup.
In the Dowling Cup Leixlip 2 are drawn with Rheban, Castlemitchel and Maynooth 2.
Both competitions start on the 18th February 2012.
The First Round of the Senior Football Championship is due to date place on the 20th May 2012.
The First Round of the Senior Football League is due to take place on the 24th March 2012.
Leixlip Senior Ladies and Mens Football Teams travel to Kerry ont he weekend of the 24th February to take part in the Paudie O Shea Football Tournament. Should be a good weekend ! |
| 02/02/2012 Football Competitions Details | Leixip are drawn in the same group as Confey,Carbury and Ballymore in the Aldridge Cup.
In the Dowling Cup Leixlip 2 are drawn with Rheban, Castlemitchel and Maynooth 2.
Both competitions start on the 18th February 2012.
The First Round of the Senior Football Championship is due to date place on the 20th May 2012.
The First Round of the Senior Football League is due to take place on the 24th March 2012.
Leixlip Senior Ladies and Mens Football Teams travel to Kerry ont he weekend of the 24th February to take part in the Paudie O Shea Football Tournament. Should be a good weekend ! |
| 02/02/2012 Football Competitions Details | Leixip are drawn in the same group as Confey,Carbury and Ballymore in the Aldridge Cup.
In the Dowling Cup Leixlip 2 are drawn with Rheban, Castlemitchel and Maynooth 2.
Both competitions start on the 18th February 2012.
The First Round of the Senior Football Championship is due to date place on the 20th May 2012.
The First Round of the Senior Football League is due to take place on the 24th March 2012.
Leixlip Senior Ladies and Mens Football Teams travel to Kerry ont he weekend of the 24th February to take part in the Paudie O Shea Football Tournament. Should be a good weekend ! |
| 01/02/2012 GAA Jobs Initiative | GAA/JOBBRIDGE
Leixlip GAA Club has been selected for the GAA/Jobbridge Initiative.
The GAA aims to provide meaningful internships, which will enable interns to grow in competence and confidence as they develop their capabilities, on the basis of experience and reflection.
JobBridge is a new National Internship Scheme that will provide work experience placements for interns for a 6 or 9 month period. The aim of the National Internship Scheme is to assist in breaking the cycle where jobseekers are unable to get a job without experience, either as new entrants to the labour market after education or training or as unemployed workers wishing to learn new skills. The scheme will also give people a real opportunity to gain valuable experience to bridge the gap between study and the beginning of their working lives.
The GAA has always placed on emphasis on Social Capital - Scáth a Chéile - and Civic Contribution. The JobBridge initiative has provided the GAA with the means to make a contribution and to provide unemployed individuals with the opportunity to utilise the skills that they have learned during training or education in a practical work environment for the first time, or, indeed, to enhance the skills that they have already gained through previous employment.
The GAA/JobBridge Internship Scheme will provide unemployed individuals with the opportunity to develop and advance their skills in a practical work environment. In conjunction with the JobBridge initiative the GAA may be able to offer up to 200 internships, at any one time, in the areas of Games Development and Administration. For further information please go to the GAA Webside or go to the links section of this website and log onto Jobbridge.ie.If you have any queries in relation to the GAA/JobBridge FÍS - Féidireacht Internship Scheme please contact the National Coordinator Caoimhe Ní Néill: Caoimhe Ní Néill,Games Development,
Croke Park,Dublin 3.
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