Renewal 2014/15
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How would you like the chance to win some fantastic prizes AND support your club, all for just €10 per month?
The total prize fund for this year's Draw is €450,000, with twelve monthly draws including two free draws. The fantastic prizes include cars, cash and holidays, and the first two draws (September and October) take place at Páirc Uí Rinn on Thursday, October 31st. To join, contact Oliver O'Brien 0863855059. |
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Halfway point.
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The halfway point of the 2013/14 series has been reached. You can now join for the remaining draws for just €50.
Contact Oliver O'Brien at 0863855059 for details.
The halfway point of the 2013/14 series has been reached. You can now join for the remaining draws for just €50.
Contact Oliver O'Brien at 0863855059 for details.
Renewal
Renewal of the County Board clubs draw is now taking place. All existing members
are asked to indicate to their sellers their intentions to either stay or not, in the draw for the coming series. The first draw for the coming series takes place at the end of October.
Anyone interested to join as a new member can contact Oliver O'Brien at 0863855059 for details as soon as possible.
The cost for the yearly ticket that includes 12 monthly draws for fantastic prizes is €100.
€45 from every ticket comes directly back into club funds.
The club had four winners during the 2012/13 series.
Tomas Brennan won €150 in the January draw.
Lawrence Sexton snr won first prize of a car or €12,000 in the April draw
Dan & Ann Healy won a weekend break in the April draw
Denis Healy won a weekend break in the August draw.
are asked to indicate to their sellers their intentions to either stay or not, in the draw for the coming series. The first draw for the coming series takes place at the end of October.
Anyone interested to join as a new member can contact Oliver O'Brien at 0863855059 for details as soon as possible.
The cost for the yearly ticket that includes 12 monthly draws for fantastic prizes is €100.
€45 from every ticket comes directly back into club funds.
The club had four winners during the 2012/13 series.
Tomas Brennan won €150 in the January draw.
Lawrence Sexton snr won first prize of a car or €12,000 in the April draw
Dan & Ann Healy won a weekend break in the April draw
Denis Healy won a weekend break in the August draw.
2013/14 Draw series
The Cork GAA Clubs Draw
The 22nd annual Cork GAA Clubs Draw was launched on Thursday September 19th at Áras
Ráonaithe Nemo at 8.30pm. Over 250 representatives from clubs all over Cork attended.
The Cork GAA Clubs' Draw plays an important role in the financing of Cork Clubs, the promotion and development of the county Coaching and Games Development structures and the County Board Grounds Development Fund.
There was a poignant launch as it is the first launch since the passing of Draw Co-ordinator Seamus Coughlan whose untimely death occurred last February. Seamus joined the Draw in 1996 and, through his vision, hard work and congenial nature developed it into the most
successful fundraising scheme in the history of the Cork County Board. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam dílis.
A minimum €45 out of every €100 ticket sold is returned to the club of the purchaser. Clubs throughout Cork have benefitted by €18 million since the Draw began in 1992. These funds have
been used for building development, all-weather pitch development, floodlight installation etc.
The draw fund also plays a huge role in funding the county's Coaching and Games Development Strategy. Each year €275,000 is spent on projects that are part of our Strategy Plan. These projects include Games Promotions, Developments Squads and grants to Under-Age and Schools and Third Level bodies.
The third strand to benefit from the Draw is the County Board's Grounds Development Funds. Ten per cent of the annual Draw profit is transferred to these funds. It is intended that the
draw will play a major role in the raising of finance for the Pairc Uí Chaoímh re-development plan.
This year's draw has a fantastic range of 435 prizes. There are nine cars, 12 luxury holidays, cash prizes, a fantastic ranges of Apple products, dozens of holiday mini-breaks, travel vouchers, hundreds of shopping vouchers, plus the usual range of promoters and paid up members prizes available to be won by subscribers.
Draw Management Committee are grateful to motor dealers and businesses throughout Cork who have come on board to support the GAA Clubs Draw.
Committee Chairman, Pearse Murphy paid tribute to the work of Seamus Coughlan and added, "We are very pleased with the response we have received from the clubs, promoters and
businesses of Cork in putting this year's Draw together. This is an important year for the Clubs' Draw as we enter into an era of redevelopment and regeneration. All our members benefit from a strong, well-supported Draw and we urge all clubs to make the Draw an integral part of their yearly financial plan."
The Secretary of County Board, Mr Frank Murphy gave a short presentation to the large gathering on the €67 million re-development of Pairc Uí Chaoímh. The plans have been on display for public review over the past week, and Cork County Board are hopeful that the
planning permission phase will begin shortly.
The Cork GAA Clubs Draw can be contacted through your local club or directly at
Pairc Uí Rinn, Boreenmana Road, Cork
Tel (021) 4291122
www.corkgaadraw.ie
corkgaadraw@eircom.net
The 22nd annual Cork GAA Clubs Draw was launched on Thursday September 19th at Áras
Ráonaithe Nemo at 8.30pm. Over 250 representatives from clubs all over Cork attended.
The Cork GAA Clubs' Draw plays an important role in the financing of Cork Clubs, the promotion and development of the county Coaching and Games Development structures and the County Board Grounds Development Fund.
There was a poignant launch as it is the first launch since the passing of Draw Co-ordinator Seamus Coughlan whose untimely death occurred last February. Seamus joined the Draw in 1996 and, through his vision, hard work and congenial nature developed it into the most
successful fundraising scheme in the history of the Cork County Board. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam dílis.
A minimum €45 out of every €100 ticket sold is returned to the club of the purchaser. Clubs throughout Cork have benefitted by €18 million since the Draw began in 1992. These funds have
been used for building development, all-weather pitch development, floodlight installation etc.
The draw fund also plays a huge role in funding the county's Coaching and Games Development Strategy. Each year €275,000 is spent on projects that are part of our Strategy Plan. These projects include Games Promotions, Developments Squads and grants to Under-Age and Schools and Third Level bodies.
The third strand to benefit from the Draw is the County Board's Grounds Development Funds. Ten per cent of the annual Draw profit is transferred to these funds. It is intended that the
draw will play a major role in the raising of finance for the Pairc Uí Chaoímh re-development plan.
This year's draw has a fantastic range of 435 prizes. There are nine cars, 12 luxury holidays, cash prizes, a fantastic ranges of Apple products, dozens of holiday mini-breaks, travel vouchers, hundreds of shopping vouchers, plus the usual range of promoters and paid up members prizes available to be won by subscribers.
Draw Management Committee are grateful to motor dealers and businesses throughout Cork who have come on board to support the GAA Clubs Draw.
Committee Chairman, Pearse Murphy paid tribute to the work of Seamus Coughlan and added, "We are very pleased with the response we have received from the clubs, promoters and
businesses of Cork in putting this year's Draw together. This is an important year for the Clubs' Draw as we enter into an era of redevelopment and regeneration. All our members benefit from a strong, well-supported Draw and we urge all clubs to make the Draw an integral part of their yearly financial plan."
The Secretary of County Board, Mr Frank Murphy gave a short presentation to the large gathering on the €67 million re-development of Pairc Uí Chaoímh. The plans have been on display for public review over the past week, and Cork County Board are hopeful that the
planning permission phase will begin shortly.
The Cork GAA Clubs Draw can be contacted through your local club or directly at
Pairc Uí Rinn, Boreenmana Road, Cork
Tel (021) 4291122
www.corkgaadraw.ie
corkgaadraw@eircom.net
Cork G.A.A. Clubs' Draw 2012/13
The Cork G.A.A. Clubs' Draw is now entering its 21st year. Over the past 20 years it has been a major fundraiser for both our Clubs and County Board.
It's never too late to join; support your club and be in with a chance to win some amazing prizes!! The Cork G.A.A. Clubs' Draw is now entering its 21st year. Over the past 20 years it has been a major fundraiser for both our Clubs and County Board. Since the inception of the Draw, Clubs have earned in excess of €17m risk free, which
contributed greatly to
(a) Their day to day running costs.
(b) The various development Projects undertaken by them.
Our County Board has earned €5.4m approx., which has contributed to a number of Developments such as the upgrading of Páirc Uí Rinn and the old North Monastery Field. However the great majority of income from the Draw has been spent by our Board in the area of Youth Development. The current expenditure in this area amounts to €275,000 approx. Without a successful Draw we will not be in a position to continue to fund this from our present resources.
This Draw has unlimited potential. It peaked in 2002 with 25,000 members but unfortunately there has been a steady decline since then. It is now close to breakeven. It is imperative this decline is halted. A small number of Clubs have given tremendous support to the Draw with 40% of tickets being sold by 12½ % of our Clubs. If this Draw reaches its
potential it will generate much needed income for both our Clubs and County.
A successful Draw will enable us to fund our Youth Development Programme and make an important contribution towards the upcoming redevelopment of Páirc Uí Chaoimh.
The draw consists of 12 monthly draws with the first two draws taking place together in October. €100 will enter you in the 12 draws if paid before the first draw. Draws can be joined on a monthly basis also so the draw can be joined at any stage during the year. The funds that come back to the club depend on the amount of members from each club. If a club has up to 100 members, 45% of each entry payment will go directly back to the club. (ie, €45 from every €100 will go back to the club).
Click here to download the Draw brochure, and for more information contact club PRO Oliver O'Brien, or to join online, see www.corkgaadraw.ie.
It's never too late to join; support your club and be in with a chance to win some amazing prizes!! The Cork G.A.A. Clubs' Draw is now entering its 21st year. Over the past 20 years it has been a major fundraiser for both our Clubs and County Board. Since the inception of the Draw, Clubs have earned in excess of €17m risk free, which
contributed greatly to
(a) Their day to day running costs.
(b) The various development Projects undertaken by them.
Our County Board has earned €5.4m approx., which has contributed to a number of Developments such as the upgrading of Páirc Uí Rinn and the old North Monastery Field. However the great majority of income from the Draw has been spent by our Board in the area of Youth Development. The current expenditure in this area amounts to €275,000 approx. Without a successful Draw we will not be in a position to continue to fund this from our present resources.
This Draw has unlimited potential. It peaked in 2002 with 25,000 members but unfortunately there has been a steady decline since then. It is now close to breakeven. It is imperative this decline is halted. A small number of Clubs have given tremendous support to the Draw with 40% of tickets being sold by 12½ % of our Clubs. If this Draw reaches its
potential it will generate much needed income for both our Clubs and County.
A successful Draw will enable us to fund our Youth Development Programme and make an important contribution towards the upcoming redevelopment of Páirc Uí Chaoimh.
The draw consists of 12 monthly draws with the first two draws taking place together in October. €100 will enter you in the 12 draws if paid before the first draw. Draws can be joined on a monthly basis also so the draw can be joined at any stage during the year. The funds that come back to the club depend on the amount of members from each club. If a club has up to 100 members, 45% of each entry payment will go directly back to the club. (ie, €45 from every €100 will go back to the club).
Click here to download the Draw brochure, and for more information contact club PRO Oliver O'Brien, or to join online, see www.corkgaadraw.ie.