Club Executive / An Coiste

The central governing body of the Club is the Coiste (“Committee”) comprising up to 17 Members elected at the Club AGM or subsequently co-opted to fill vacancies. The authority of the Coiste is defined in the Club’s Constitution. The Coiste meets approximately once a month, and operates according to Club Governance Policy .

Club PRO / Oifigeach Caidrimh Phoiblí

Name: Suzanne Brady

Email: pro@cualagaa.ie

Section Representatives / Ionadaithe Rannóg

Club PRO / Oifigeach Caidrimh Phoiblí

Name: Suzanne Brady

Email: PRO@cualagaa.ie

Club Trustees / Iontaobhaithe an Chumainn

Cuala nominee / Ainmní Cuala

Name: Colmán Ó Drisceoil

Cuala Nominee / Ainmní Cuala

Name: Ciaran Irwin

Cuala Nominee / Ainmní Cuala

Name: Mikey Sheanon

Dublin County Board Nominee / Ainmní Bhord an Chontae

Name: Finbar O’Mahony

Leinster Council Nominee / Ainmní Chomhairle Laighean

Name: Michael Delaney

Administration and Committees / Riarachán agus Coistí

The Coiste has oversight over many individuals and committees who carry out a variety of roles within the club. Much of this work is carried out by volunteer members who willingly give their free time, and the club is deeply appreciative of their invaluable contribution. Below are some of the administrative areas and committees that are central to the functioning and success of our club.

The day-to-day administration of our club is undertaken by our dedicated Club Manager, Elva O’Callaghan. 

Have a question? Contact the Cuala Office. 

Cuala’s Coaching Officer, Michael Hogan, has oversight over our Director of Games and Player Development, Mark Brennan, and the Cuala Coaching Forum, led by Niamh O’Connor.

Our Games Sections are defined by gender and age, with each games section having its own elected representative on the Coiste, a dedicated games section committee, and management committee for each section team.

Browse the Teams tab to find out more about each section

The role of the Club Children’s Officers is to ensure the implementation and promotion of the relevant Code of Behaviour (underage), so as to ensure that young people can participate in, enjoy and benefit from our Gaelic games in safe and enjoyable surroundings.

Find out more about child welfare at Cuala.

The role of our PRO and communications team is to oversee communication within our club as well as with the wider community, through our website, newsletter, social media channels and traditional media connections.

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As a volunteer organisation there is a role for everyone at Cuala and all offers of help are warmly received. If you would like to be involved in any area of the club, or if you have expertise that you think would be of benefit to Cuala please don’t hesitate to contact the Club Secretary or any Coiste member.