Title: Case Study Urbanisation and Games Development
1Case StudyUrbanisation and Games Development
Derry City Council
Ben Corr Barry OHagan
2Sports Development
Who ? People Clubs
Sports Development
What ? Facilities
Opportunities/Challenges
How ? Coaches Programmes
3Strategic Context
- National GAA Strategic Review
- P7 The Club
- P12 Other Urban Areas
- Provincial Building On Progress, 2002-2006
Particular clubs in particular Urban areas
4Questions
Q1 Was Derry such an area ?
Q2 How could the challenges and opportunities
be met ?
Q3 What could the role of the Council be, if
any ?
Q4 Next Steps ?
5First Steps
Meeting John OReilly - President of Ulster
Council Danny Murphy - Provincial Director
Discussion Paper - Issues/Generic
Factors - Implications - Proposed
Solution dedicated post specific
role partnership
approach - Opportunity - Moving
Forward 3 Options a) UC
b) UC/DCC c) DCC -
Management UC and County Board
6Funding
7Urban Gaelic Games Project
3 Key Objectives
- Participation School, Club, Community
- Underage Strategic Plan
- Build Capacity Human Infrastructure
- Physical Infrastructure
- Planning Club Development Plan
- City Development Plan
8District Development Officer
Contract 3 years (2nd and 3rd year subject to
achieving targets)
Management Line Management - Derry City
Council Strategic - Project
Management Group - Ulster Council
GAA - Derry City Council
Recruitment - Derry City Council -
Public Advert - Shortlisting/Interview
Ulster Council GAA
County Board
9Process
YEAR 1 Stage 1 Recruitment Stage 2 Audit
of Clubs Stage 3 Identify/Agree Priorities
Programme
Targets Stage 4 Deliver and Review
10 Work Programme
- Gaelic Games Programme to promote participation
within clubs, schools and Community (utilising
the Underage Strategic Plan) - Assist clubs with development of human and
physical infrastructure - City Strategic Plan (and assist clubs with
individual business plans) - Work in conjunction with City Games Promotion
Officer (Kevin Kelly) and County Games Promotion
Officer (Richard Ferris) to promote Coach
Education, within the designated clubs and schools
11Role and Function of Post
- Ulster Council Strategy, 2002-2006
- Underage Strategic Plan
- GAA Strategic Review
The priority for the post is within the
designated Urban area of Derry City Council and
will include the following six clubs
- Na Magha
- Steelstown
- Piarsaigh Doire Trasna
- Doire Colmcille
- Sean Dolans
- Ardmore
12Baseline
Audit
Baseline
Baseline to inform
Demonstrate evidence of need
Work Programme Club Development Plans City
Plan
LSP SCNI DSD DCC GAA
13Why Audit ?
Where do we want to be ?
LONG TERM VISION
How do we get there?
SPORTS DEVELOPMENT PLAN
Where are we now ?
AUDIT
14Audit Objective
The main objective of the Audit is to provide an
overview of existing structures and
facilities. It should be factually based,
concise and wholly objective
15Terms of Reference
- Membership and Participation
- Coaching Structure and Coaching Opportunities
16Urbanisation
- Department for Social Development
- 32 Designated Neighbourhood Renewal Areas
17Neighbourhood Renewal
What is Neighbourhood Renewal ?
An area based approach to tackle endemic social
deprivation by targeting the most deprived
communities
Strategic Objectives
Community Economic Social Physical
Renewal
18Neighbourhood Renewal and GAA Clubs
Has an urban based GAA club got a contribution to
play in
Q1 Develop and strengthen community
infrastructure to improve the capacity of
communities ?
Q2 Promote volunteering and active citizenship
in the most deprived communities ?
Q3 Improve the health of people living in the
most deprived neighbourhoods ?
Q4 Develop or improve community sports
facilities ?
19Neighbourhood Renewal
Consideration should be given to bringing the
GAA facilities into broader community use GAA
Strategic Review Enhancing Community Identity
(12.9, p187)
- Does your club serve, or could it serve a
Neighbourhood Renewal Area ? - Talk to your local council
- Speak the language
20Workshop
Saturday 13th November (9.15 am) 'Implementing
an Urban Plan for GAA Tools that build success
Derry City Council
Ben Corr Barry OHagan