The club currently caters for players at all age groups, from Under-5’s (boys born in 2016) to Minor. Training for U6’s to U10’s takes place every Saturday morning from 11am at the Tank Field. New players are always welcome!
Underage Committee 2021 (Contact Details)
Chairman – Derek Connolly (chairmanbng.briandillons.cork@gaa.ie)
Vice Chairman – Phil Littlewood
Secretary – Mark McDonnell (secretarybng.briandillons.cork@gaa.ie)
PRO – Eoin Keane (pro.briandillons.cork@gaa.ie)
Treasurer – Dan Cassidy
Children’s Officer – Jonathan Boyd (childrensofficer.briandillons.cork@gaa.ie)
Coaches 2021
U15 and U17: John Kiely, Finbarr O’Brien, James Corcoran
Training – Wednesday 7-8pm, Friday 7-8pm
U12 and U13: Chris Daly, Jonathan Boyd, Stephen Kearney, Mark Mc Donnell
Training – Wednesday 4:30-5:30pm, Friday 5-6pm
U10 and U11: Tony Cooney, Eoin Keane, Kieran O’Mahony, Gerry Daly, Wendy Sexton
Training – Wednesday 7-8pm, Saturday 11am-12pm
U7, U8 and U9: Mark Buckley, Phil Littlewood, Michael Barry, Padraig McCaffrey, Jason Long
Training – Saturday 11am-12pm
U5 and U6: Damien Horgan, Steve Coughlan, Rhian O’Brien, Joey Campbell
Training – Saturday 11am-12pm
Code of Behaviour
Brian Dillons adheres to the GAA’s Code of Behaviour, which integrates child welfare legislation and statutory guidance to ensure that the welfare of the children remains paramount in the training and playing of matches, the recruitment of coaches, the active involvement of parents and all other activities. The Code of Behaviour can be viewed in full by clicking here.
2021 Child Safeguarding Statement
The Gaelic Athletics Associations in accordance with our Code of Behaviour (Underage) and our legislative requirements have agreed this Child Safeguarding Statement which is binding on all members and units of our Associations. Brian Dillons strictly abides by this Statement. Click below to view the Child Safeguarding Statement in full.
Anti-Bullying Policy
Brian Dillons GAA Clubstrivess to create a supportive environment where any form of bullying is unacceptable. We adhere to the GAA Anti-Bullying Policy Statement, which recognises that bullying behaviour is in breach of the Code of Behaviour, as outlined above. Click below to view the GAA Anti-Bullying Policy Statement in full.
