@AskAIB I’m aware of what you can do. What I’m observing is AIB and BoI putting in limiters on previously efficient money flows since their launch of Zippay. Don’t try to wrap it in some Ux or Security initiative just be honest. As for listening to the voice of the customer, you didn’t.
@MichaelWhy27402@thejournal_ie Is St Vincent’s operating under a one club model? If it is, this player should be a member of the associations she plays for AND the GAA. Otherwise she has no vote at the GAA club AGM for example. This whole debate is being hijacked by the IC agenda.
@EwanMacKenna@benotti69@DohertyNadine Ewan, women all over the country have been crucial to the GAA being able to raise funds, run clubs, and every other component bar playing. They are administrators, trustees, coaches within the GAA and don’t have playing rights over what they helped build. That’s the issue.
@MikeRockfield@SmallerFishGAA Thanks for answering for him but it’s not that. Lack of control over pitch availability causing selfish behaviour particularly in the LGFA because as the bigger org they use that to force Camogie’s hand.
@lynchr8@SmallerFishGAA That’s a fair point but there are funding opportunities linked to this ‘objective’. I’d prefer to solve for all the issues at class roots Club/County before Inter County.
@newryhurler1 Ronan, I agree with a lot of what you are saying here but the piece of fiscal risk does not stand up in the face of ever increasing payments to managers and coaches within clubs and counties. If they were chasing the reduction of these costs I’d agree with everything.
@Strimmermate@thejournal_ie At the club level all codes are looking for the removal of unnecessary overhead, red tape and duplications. The clubs would love the county boards to actually cooperate for fixture scheduling (that does not need integration), this all appears to be a power play and money focused.
@BreegeHannify Should the GAA charge the same registration fee for a player (Hurling or Gaelic)? Should the LGFA and Camogie charge the same registration fee for a female player?
@irishnational10 Efficiency : Admin, Educatuon, Child Welfare, Scheduling of access to facilities, Insurance - all would be so much easier and so such duplication avoided.
@BennyMolloy@thejournal_ie There is no default for membership.
Under One Club all female members are encouraged to be members of the GAA also to ensure they have voting rights at the GAA Club AGM for example. This is the sort of stuff amalgamation would make easier. Along with the fixture/scheduling issue.
@FineGaelBrux This is simply untrue.
Please provide a clear factual statement as to what barrier (other than popular vote) prevent me woman from being involved in any admin level of the GAA. Lord knows they are already heavily involved at club level with the GAA. I’ll wait patiently.