Kudos to the GAA clubs who have responded in a very positive way to the coronavirus pandemic.
While all GAA activities may be halted until March 29 at the earliest, it hasn't stopped a number of clubs from offering their support to the elderly and those most vulnerable following the Government's decision to impose a partial lockdown of the country yesterday.
GAA club members are making themselves available to assist people with acquiring food, medication, fuel etc during this difficult time. Dunderry GAA club in Meath, for example, is teaming up with its local shop to ensure no vulnerable members of its community are left short of vital supplies amid the Covid-19 outbreak.
Assistance facility to elderly and vulnerable people available. See https://t.co/6M91T6ZB89 for more. #clubify
— St Colmcilles GAA (@StColmcillesGAA) March 12, 2020
Due to the outbreak of coronavirus members of Dunderry GAA and Camogie club will assist vulnerable members of the community in getting access to supplies. To avail of the service please contact Flanagans shop on (046)9431343. Place your order and then our crew will deliver
— Dunderry Gaa (@Dunderry_Gaa) March 13, 2020
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— Dunderry Gaa (@Dunderry_Gaa) March 13, 2020
your order as soon as possible. As this is a voluntary scheme we urge that only those who are vulnerable should avail of the service.
As a club we would like to thank all the volunteers who will partake in this great gesture.
In light of current COVID19 situation Naomh Mairtins Health and Well-being Committee offering a service to anyone in our Community, Member or Non Member who needs help with collecting groceries, prescriptions, etc. All requests will be treated in confidence. Contact 086 1936349
— Naomh Mairtin (@naomhmairtin) March 13, 2020
With the Country in lockdown. If you are elderly or vulnerable we have set up a volunteering group that is willing to collect your prescriptions, shopping or fuel for your fires.
— Hunterstown Rovers GFC (@Hunterstowngfc) March 13, 2020
contact us by call/text 0894248931 and we will help you out.@louthgaa @CaoimhinReilly
@LouthNow
If anyone in the local community, club member or not needs any groceries bought, prescriptions collected or any other help in the coming weeks please send us a message and we will be more than happy to help.
— EoghanRua (@EoghanRua) March 13, 2020
Please share with anyone you think would benefit.#supportyourcommunity
TweetDrumconrath GFC have volunteered to help out and deliver messages, from the shop or chemist, to vulnerable people in our parish during the outbreak of the Covid-19.
— DrumconrathGAA (@DrumconrathGAA) March 12, 2020
Anyone who needs assistance in our community over the uncertain times ahead, please get in contact on 085 8781397 pic.twitter.com/9stoadfqJn