When the Covid-19 pandemic reached Irish shores last March, GAA clubs throughout the country stepped up to help their local communities.
Club members volunteered to help the vulnerable in their communities with their essentials, in particular with food shopping.
Many Dublin GAA clubs have now reintroduced these measures to assist their local communities over the coming weeks, as we continue our battle against Covid-19.
See some details below of how your local clubs can help you:
BALLINTEER ST JOHNS:
Please share with family, neighbours, friends. BSJ will be helping Centra Marlay Park deliver groceries to those in need of assistance in our community. In line with Government advice, we urge all those vulnerable to please stay at home and please stay safe. Details below. https://t.co/9ASKOFTfgy
— Ballinteer St Johns (@gaabsj) January 7, 2021
BALLYBODEN ST ENDA'S:
As we continue to stay safe & restrict our movements during this difficult time we have decided to help those vulnerable in our community with household shopping. SuperValu Knocklyon are supporting us. If you need help contact Sinéad 0863010829 or Con on 0876660609 @KnocklyonNet pic.twitter.com/mjkd1YgXyB
— Ballyboden St Endas (@Bodengaa) January 7, 2021
CUALA
Cuala supports DLR's Community Call Initiative.
This is a community service – available 7 days a week – for people that may need support while COVID restrictions are in place.https://t.co/GMaKqxSQDe pic.twitter.com/BAxb03P3qX
— Cuala GAA (@CualaCLG) January 13, 2021
GERALDINES P. MORAN:
Many thanks to our volunteers who are working with @SuperValuIRL Blackrock and the @hiltonpharmacy Cornelscourt to deliver shopping and medicines to vulnerable members of our community.
If club members wish to volunteer please contact Ger on 086 8110947. #GersCommunitySupport pic.twitter.com/SXD6iR6Usn
— Geraldines P. Moran GAA (@gersgaa) January 11, 2021
NA FIANNA:
— CLG Na Fianna (@clgNaFianna) January 19, 2021
NAOMH OLAF:
Naomh Olaf is delighted to partner again with @SVBalally to assist people in our community needing help during lockdown. If you would like to volunteer to help with deliveries to those needing help, please contact Phil at 087-6414243 or email 411-Balally-accounts@supervalu.ie pic.twitter.com/vL80l4GN80
— Naomh Olaf GAA Club (@NaomhOlaf) January 7, 2021
SHANKILL:
Shankill GAA Club will once again have volunteers available to help vulnerable members of our community with basics such as collecting groceries. For further details contact Mary on 086 607 2764 or John on 086 321 5087.
Please continue to restrict movements and stay safe. pic.twitter.com/Btdmv8pDpo— CLG na Seanchille (@ShankillGaa) January 11, 2021
ST FINIAN'S, NEWCASTLE:
We are here to help
Please reach out to us if you need help with your shopping, prescriptions etc. Or even if you just want a chat.#communityspirit #newcastle pic.twitter.com/8jGS7Mrc4X
— St.FiniansNewcastle (@St_Finians) January 14, 2021
ST OLIVER PLUNKETT EOGHAN RUADH:
We are pleased to let everyone know that our Pobal Phluincéid Community Programme is back up and running from today. If you know of anyone self isolating or in need of any assistance please let them know to call our local number and one of our volunteers will be in touch pic.twitter.com/ECI5AvCdL0
— St. Oliver Plunkett Eoghan Ruadh GAA Club (@plunketts_ie) January 14, 2021
THOMAS DAVIS:
#StaySafe @DubGAAOfficial pic.twitter.com/6Mru2EkNiR
— ThomasDavisGAAClub (@tomasdaibhis) January 17, 2021
TRINITY GAELS:
We are a part of the @DubCityCouncil #communitycall initiative again and have been doing so since the start of Jan.anyone you may know that needs assistance with their grocery shopping , medical supplies.available 7 days a week, 8am-8pm 01-2228555. #StayConnected @DubGAAOfficial pic.twitter.com/RAQw3S1jpk
— Trinity Gaels (@trinitygaels1) January 29, 2021
WANDERERS:
With Level 5 restrictions in place @sdublincoco will relaunch their helpline to assist vulnerable members of the community including those who are cocooning. Club members if you can assist with the collection & delivery of food & medicines email Secretary.wanderers.dublin@gaa.ie pic.twitter.com/87TFkTrUag
— Wanderers GAA Ballyboden (@Wanderers_GAA) January 7, 2021
Local County Councils around Dublin have also put Community Responses in place to help people in their communities:
DUBLIN CITY COUNCIL:
Our Community Call helpline is available 7 days a week, 8am-8pm. Isolation among people of all ages is a significant risk during #Lockdown. Please #StayConnected https://t.co/YxClVHkXF0 #COVID19 #CommunityCall pic.twitter.com/DRj2ZPLb52
— Dublin City Council (@DubCityCouncil) January 5, 2021
DUN LAOGHAIRE/ RATHDOWN COUNTY COUNCIL:
We ask that all citizens comply with the new Level 5 Restrictions that are now in place. Full details on the restrictions are here: https://t.co/7hITRIqlE5
Our Community Call helpline is still here to help for those who need it. Call 1800 804 535 or email covidsupport@dlrcoco.ie pic.twitter.com/BxVkOuSaJW
— Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council (@dlrcc) January 8, 2021
FINGAL COUNTY COUNCIL:
As we are being asked to stay at home remember Fingal Community Call is here to help.
Call 1800 459 059 or email: covidsupport@fingal.ie
We’re here if you need help with delivery of food/medicine/fuel or referral to services or information or just someone to talk to #keepwell pic.twitter.com/5dhcX5Daav— FingalCountyCouncil (@Fingalcoco) January 11, 2021
SOUTH DUBLIN COUNTY COUNCIL:
Level 5 Restrictions
Anyone in need of practical supports, delivery of food, fuel and medication or who just needs someone to talk to can contact our FREE Community Call Helpline.
1800 240 519
covidsupport@sdublincoco.ie#KeepWell #StayHome pic.twitter.com/ytZ1KxpfDd— South Dublin County Council (@sdublincoco) December 30, 2020