Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Dublin City University Gaelic Athletic Association Club or \"Cumann Luth Chleas Gael Ollscoil Chathair Bhaile Átha Cliath\" is the Gaelic games club at Dublin City University. DCU GAA Club comprises five Individual Club Committees, each with responsibility for the running of their own club. These clubs are for men's Gaelic football and hurling, ladies' Gaelic football, camogie and Gaelic handball. The handball club caters for both men and women in teams and individual events.Each of the five clubs have Representatives on the GAA Club Executive Committee. The GAA Club Executive Committee meets weekly and is responsible for the organisation of general Club Activities, and is also a way of helping the GAA Clubs within the University to work together. The Club Executive puts together Sub-Committees, for instance the Social, Insurance and Finance Committees, to deal with more specific issues, and also to spread the workload among a greater number of members.The Organising body for Third Level GAA is the Higher Education GAA.The Club had its own development officer who up until 2006 was Tom O'Donnell, and subsequently Declan Brennan. The GAA Club had no Development Officer from September 2009 to November 2010, and the position is now held by Michael Kennedy. The current President of the DCU GAA Club is Professor Niall Moyna. Previous to 2007 the President was University Chaplain Fr. John Gilligan.The college provides some funding for the clubs activities through the DCU Club Life Committee. The GAA Club also has an associated GAA Society which organises social events. In the past a different society The GAA Supporters Society performed a similar function.The Men's Football and Hurling clubs compete in competitions organised by Higher Education GAA, as well as competing in the Leinster Council Accident Competitions, the O'Byrne Cup and the Kehoe Cup. The Ladies Football Club competes in the Higher Education Committee (HEC) Leagues and Championships, while to Camogie club competitions are organised by the Comhairle Chamógaíochta Ard-Oideachas (CCAO). The Handball Club competes in competitions organised by the Irish Collegiate Handball Association (ICHA). Unlike UCD GAA, Dublin City University GAA Club is not allowed to compete in competitions organised by the Dublin County Board"@en }
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- DCU_GAA abstract "Dublin City University Gaelic Athletic Association Club or \"Cumann Luth Chleas Gael Ollscoil Chathair Bhaile Átha Cliath\" is the Gaelic games club at Dublin City University. DCU GAA Club comprises five Individual Club Committees, each with responsibility for the running of their own club. These clubs are for men's Gaelic football and hurling, ladies' Gaelic football, camogie and Gaelic handball. The handball club caters for both men and women in teams and individual events.Each of the five clubs have Representatives on the GAA Club Executive Committee. The GAA Club Executive Committee meets weekly and is responsible for the organisation of general Club Activities, and is also a way of helping the GAA Clubs within the University to work together. The Club Executive puts together Sub-Committees, for instance the Social, Insurance and Finance Committees, to deal with more specific issues, and also to spread the workload among a greater number of members.The Organising body for Third Level GAA is the Higher Education GAA.The Club had its own development officer who up until 2006 was Tom O'Donnell, and subsequently Declan Brennan. The GAA Club had no Development Officer from September 2009 to November 2010, and the position is now held by Michael Kennedy. The current President of the DCU GAA Club is Professor Niall Moyna. Previous to 2007 the President was University Chaplain Fr. John Gilligan.The college provides some funding for the clubs activities through the DCU Club Life Committee. The GAA Club also has an associated GAA Society which organises social events. In the past a different society The GAA Supporters Society performed a similar function.The Men's Football and Hurling clubs compete in competitions organised by Higher Education GAA, as well as competing in the Leinster Council Accident Competitions, the O'Byrne Cup and the Kehoe Cup. The Ladies Football Club competes in the Higher Education Committee (HEC) Leagues and Championships, while to Camogie club competitions are organised by the Comhairle Chamógaíochta Ard-Oideachas (CCAO). The Handball Club competes in competitions organised by the Irish Collegiate Handball Association (ICHA). Unlike UCD GAA, Dublin City University GAA Club is not allowed to compete in competitions organised by the Dublin County Board".