Portumna GAA club recently reversed a decision that required adult members to enroll in a yearly lotto fundraiser. This change came about after a compelling appeal from a concerned mother, whose teenage son is involved in hurling at the club. GAA president Jarlath Burns recognized the implications of the mandatory participation and highlighted the need for voluntary engagement in community fundraising efforts to foster inclusivity within the club's culture.
The GAA's intervention came after a mother from Portumna appealed against the mandatory requirement for adult club members to participate in the lotto, which raised concerns about inclusivity.
Association president Jarlath Burns emphasized the importance of community engagement and made it clear that voluntary participation in fundraising activities should be encouraged rather than mandated.
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