County Development Officer Information & Resources

JAN 2021 UPDATE

Following on from our successful webinar series during 2020 for County Development Officers and Committees we are delighted to announce our new series for 2021. These interactive webinars aim to assist County Development Officers and their committees or workgroups with their role and also provide a platform for sharing information and collaboration.

The dates are as follows:

• Webinar 1: 4^th February at 7.30pm
• Webinar 2: 25^th February at 7.30pm
• Provincial Meetings/Webinars – Provincial Development Officers will organise Provincial specific meetings or webinars between dates
• Webinar 3: 14^th June at 7.30pm
• Provincial Meetings/Webinars – Provincial Development Officers will organise Provincial specific meetings or webinars between dates
• Webinar 4: 5^th October at 7.30pm

We are looking forward to each of the sessions and encourage all counties to be represented. 

To confirm attendance for Webinar 1 please CLICK HERE

If there have been any changes to development officers in counties you can email info@lgfa.ie to get passwords reset if required to get access to official LGFA email address which is only email address that will be used.

So you have taken up the role of County Development Officer. First of all well done and thank you for getting involved.

Development is one of the most important parts of any sporting body. If we do not develop, we do not improve, if we do not improve we eventually fall apart.

The work you do as County Development Officer will impact hugely on your County. You have the potential to improve the health and lifestyle of hundreds of people in your County.

Click on the link below to find a wide range of  resources available to you to support you in this role. 

https://ladiesgaelic.ie/lgfa-hub/games-development/county-development-officer-information-resources/

For further support contact:

Claire Burke, Connacht Ladies Games Development Officer.

phone: 086 413 3538 or email: gdo.connacht@lgfa.ie

To contact your county development officer, email your county secretary who will advise and direct you to the person.