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Tuarascáil-An-Runaí-2014.Pdf Tuarascáil An Runaí A Chairde, rún an ratha d’fhear ar bith ´a shaothrú’. Is chontae sin. Tugaimid aitheantas d’obair dual dúinn cuidiú le chéile féinmhuinín ár na scoileanna agus na gcoláistí i gCúige B’iomaí an ócáid iontach a tharla i rith mball a atógáil ar mhaithe le todhchaí atá Uladh agus molaimid Coláiste Phádraig, na bliana seo chuaigh thart dár gcluichí, tuillte againn agus a thugann spreagadh Machaire Rátha, iar Chorn Uí Ógáin a dár gCumann agus dóibh siúd a raibh dúinn dul ó neart go neart. bhuachaint arís. páirt acu i gcúrsaí CLG. Cé nach bhfuil Sna Craobhacha Peile Uladh rinne Airgeadas an líon céanna craobhacha Uile-Éireann Muineachán éacht ar leith na coirn I rith na bliana seo caite tháinig fás againn agus a bhí roimhe, b’fhearr an Sinsearacha agus Mionúir agus bhuaigh leantach ar airgeadas Chomhairle Uladh. t-iomaíochas dár gCraobhacha, na An Cabhán an Craobh Peile Faoi-21 don Tharla seo go príomhach mar gheall foirne a ghlac páirt iontu agus spéis dara bliain as a chéile. Bhuaigh Aontroim ar mhéaduithe inár gcuid idirghnímh an phobail inár gcúrsaí i mbliana ná na craobhacha mionúir agus faoi-21 le forais seachtracha maidir leis an mar a bhí i 2012. Nuair a chuirtear agus le taispeántas den chéad scoth athfhorbairt atá beartaithe do Pháirc seo san áireamh leis an dul chun cinn sháraigh na fhoireann sin Loch Garman Mhic Asmaint, agus fuarthas tuarascáil go ginearálta inár gcontaetha, inár chun cluiche ceannais na hÉireann a an iniúchóra ar ár bhfeidhmiúcháin. Is gcumainn agus inár scoileanna, tá bhaint amach. Cé gur chaill Aontroim in é an toradh a bhí ann ná bronnadh an forbairt leantach na gcluichí soiléir. aghaidh fhoireann eisceachtúil ón Chlár chreidiúnaithe is airde atá rangaithe ar an ócáid mhór, ba ghaisce áirithe do Tá ár bplean straitéiseach reatha ag mar Substaintiúil. Déanann an leibhéal na hUltaigh dul chomh fada sin. Imríodh seo deimhniú go bhfuil na gnéithe teacht chun deiridh agus tá obair idir cluiche ceannais an Chraobh Idir-Chúige fóirsteanacha chun ár gcuid airgeadais lámha againn pleanáil don tréimhse ar Pháirc an Chrócaigh agus léirigh an a bhainistiú agus a stiúradh ar dhóigh suas go 2020 agus beidh gá le hionchur taispeántas a rinne foireann Uladh arís na atá cuí agus achomair. Idir seo agus agus substaintiúil ó dhaoine rannpháirtithe hiarrachtaí a dhéanann ár gcuid imreoirí obair leanúnach i dtaca le hioncam agus trasna limistéar iomlán an Chumainn agus ár mbainisteoirí, chomh maith le caiteachas na Comhairle féin, is léir go chun an cháipéis a chríochnú roimh lucht tacaíochta Uladh agus na contaetha bhfuil na héilimh ar Chomhairle Uladh dheireadh 2014. Tá ar intinn againn ar fad don chomórtas seo. Cothaímid ardaithe go mór. Tá ár n-aschur maoinithe go mbeidh an beart seo againn dúil sa dúchas a bhaineann le club, contae go dtí na contaetha um fhorbairt oiliúna fóirsteanach do chuspóirí agus idéil nó cúige. agus na gcluichí athraithe go bonn míosúil CLG agus go gcuirfear pleanáil chuí i ina ábhair sásaimh agus ba chóir go bhfeidhm le cinntiú go mbeidh ár gcuid Sa tSraith Peile Náisiúnta Allianz, bhí gcuideoidh an t-athrú seo le sreabhadh foireann Ultach in achan cheann de na oibre oiriúnach, tábhachtach agus airgid dár gcomhaonaid ar fad. cluichí ceannais roinne: bhuaigh Doire forbarthach sna blianta atá romhainn. Roinn 2 agus bhuaigh Muineachán Roinn Chonacthas méadú leantach i lion Oibrímid ar phobail láidre agus stuama 3, ach theip ar Thír Eoghain nach mór na sluaite cluichí i rith na bliana seo a thógáil ar bhonn ár gcluichí, ár Roinn 3 a bhuachaint i gcoinne Átha caite agus de réir a chéile tá ioncam na dteanga, ár gceol agus ár n-oidhreacht. Cliath. Tá moladh tuillte ag CLG an Athar Comhairle ag éirí inoibrithe arís. Fuarthas Mhic Con Charraige, An Chorr Chríochach ardú ioncaim thar na comórtais Uladh ar as ucht Craobh Peile Idirmheánach fad agus de bhrí sin gabhaimid buíochas Cruthaíonn éifeacht an ghéarchéim Clubanna na hÉireann a ghnóthú don leis na baill agus an lucht tacaíochta agus eacnamaíochta éilimh dúshlánacha dár dara huair, agus mar sin de coinníodh brat a ndílseacht agus a dtiomantas. Rinneadh gclubanna go fóill ach tá dóchas ann go Uladh in airde sna craobhacha clubanna an oiread seo gan na táillí isteach a ardú bhfuil muid ag dul i dtreo todhchaí níos náisiúnta 2013. Saothraíonn dua bua agus le cúig bliana anuas agus chruthaigh sé fearr agus go spreagfaidh ár n-aonaid is mar thoradh ar sin a bhuaigh An Dún fírinne na habairte nach mbuaileann aon ar fad iad siúd atá difhostaithe nó a Corn Chríostóir Uí Rinn i ndiaidh cluiche rud bheith i láthair ann. Tá margaíocht bhfuil traenáil de dhith orthu. Tá páirt ceannais iontach corraitheach ar Pháirc na gcluichí leathnaithe againn agus glactha againn i scéimeanna fostaíochta an Chrócaigh i mí Mheithimh. San áit bhí méadú suntasach sna díolacháin chun feabhas a chur ar ionchais na chéanna ar an lá sin bhuaigh Dún na nGall ticéad ar-líne agus taobh thiar den ndaoine nach bhfuil ag obair trína gcuid Corn Niocláis Mhic Riocaird le sárimirt fheabhas seo tá eilimintí tábhachtacha bunscileanna agus féinmhuiníne a neartú. agus léirigh na Conallaigh go bhfuil cloch maraon le tickets.ie agus ionaid díolta Mar a dúirt an Dr. an tArdeaspag Cróc, ‘Is é mhíle eile sroicthe ag iománaíocht sa an Ghrúpa Musgrave. Rinneadh an infheistíocht i gcluichí, i bhforbairt na ionchur i ngnó na Comhairle eiseamlárach amach cluichí ceannais na Sraithe Peile gcluichí agus i ngnéithe forbartha eile a agus d’oibrigh sé go dílis ar mhaithe le Náisiúnta, le torthaí difriúla. Chloígh Baile chothabháil nó a ardú. Tá seo sofheicthe CLG agus Comhairle Uladh. Sa Rannóg Átha Cliath Tír Eoghain i gcluiche iontach go háirithe le dáileadh 50% d’ioncam na Airgeadais agus Gnó tá Michillín Nic Giolla taitneamhach le Roinn 1 a réiteach, fuair gcraobhacha clubanna go dtí na clubanna Uír i gceannas, agus Brian Ó Maoláin agus Doire an lámh in uachtar ar an Iarmhí i rannpháirtíochta ar bhonn foirmle atá Pól Ó Saindéir ag obair ann chomh maith. gcluiche ceannais Roinn 2, agus bhí an bunaithe. Ionchur dian is ea a dhéanann siad agus ceann is fearr ag Muineachán ar An Mhí i táimid buíoch díobh as a ndúthracht san gcluiche mór Roinn 3. Beidh sé ina ábhar Bhí ioncam €6,059,080 ag Comhairle earnáil oibre chinniúnach seo. sóláis do Dhoire agus do Mhuineachán Uladh i 2013 agus gach deontas san gur féidir leo bheith ag dúil le himirt áireamh. B’ionann ár bhfáltais cluichí, Comórtais Cúige ag céim níos airde sa bhliain 2013. San €1,578,210, agus 26% den mhéid seo, i Tháinig an Corn Anglo-Celt ar ais go iománaíocht, shroich Dún na nGall cluiche gcomparáid le 26% den ioncam iomlán i Muineachán i mbliana den chéad uair ceannais Roinn 3 den Sraith Naisiúnta ach 2012. Is ionann ár n-iomcam ó dheontais, ó bhí 1988 ann. D’fhill an dá chorn chaill na Conallaigh in aghaidh Fhine Gall. €1,682,135, agus 28% den iomlán i craobhacha idir-chlubanna Uladh ar Sáraíodh an díoma sin nuair a bhuaigh siad 2013, i gcomparáid le 24% i 2012. B’é ais go dtí bailte aithnidiúla, cumainn Corn Niocláis Mhic Riocaird go sleachtmhar €5,786,045 caiteachais iomlán na bliana na seamróg i mBaile an Doire (sa pheil) tamall ina dhiaidh. Tháinig Corn Chríostóir seo chuaigh thart. Chomh maith leis sin, agus Loch gCaol (san iománaíocht). Tá Uí Rinn ar ais go hUlaidh fosta tar éis caitheadh €156,200 ar infheistíocht sna curiarracht nach beag ag Loch gCaol do bhua An Dúin ag Páirc an Chrócaigh. páirceanna agus san ionfrastructhúr. Bhí ceithre chraobh i ndiaidh a chéile a Comhghairdeas le gach duine a raibh páirt brábús oibriúcháin de luach €116,835 bhuachaint ag an leibhéal seo. Tá na acu sna héachtaí seo. ar fheidhmiú na bliana agus aistríodh an sluaite ag cluichí na gCraobhchomhórtais méid seo go dtí ár gciste carntha. Déantar Idir-Chlubanna Uladh ag dul i méid go Sa chéad chomórtas i mbliana, Corn an iniúchadh ar an tréchur airgeadais fóill agus d’éirigh linn tinrimh níos airde a Dr Mhic Cionnaith, bhí an lá le Tír Eoghain go leithleach agus is é seo bunú an mhealladh chuig na cluichí ceannais peile i gcoinne Mhuineacháin ar scór 4-11 go tionscnaimh iomlán. Táimid buíoch leis an agus iománaíochta. 1-10 i gcluiche ceannais an-sultmhar ar Ghrúpa Oibre Airgeachais agus Rialachais Pháirc Lúthchleas Ard Mhacha. Gabhaim agus Breandán Ó hUisce as a dtreoraíocht B’é seo an dara bliain de Shraith Iomána mo bhuíochas le Cumhacht TÉ as urraíocht ar an obair ríthábhachtach seo. Tugaimid ‘Táin’ a raibh 46 club ag imirt ann ó chúige a thabhairt don chomórtas tábhachtach Cléirigh agus Conchúr Mac Mánais cúl an comhlíonach leis an Treoraí Gorm nó dhéanaimid agus go háirithe cad chuige aitheantas don Roinn Cultúir, Ealaíon agus Uladh ar fad maraon le Lú agus Longfort. seo i gclár cluichí CLG Uladh. duine le bua a chinntiú ar an scór 3-12 i Dearg (mar atá oiriúnach). Chuidigh a oibrímid ar mhaithe le forbairt pobail Fóillíochta agus don Ardchomhairle mar D’aistrigh na clubanna Chonnacht a bhí gcoinne 0-17 a d’aimsigh Laighin agus ar muid le ceapachán ceannairí imeachta a fheabhsú. D’eascair páirtíocht le gheall ar na deontais a bhronn siad i dtaca ag glacadh páirte ann ón tús go dtí rannóg Tugaim comhghairdeas don triúr imreoir deireadh bhí craobh idir-chúige eile tuillte a bhfuil na scileanna fóirsteanacha feidhmiú Comhoibriú Éireann as seo le tionscnamh Pháirc Mhic Asmaint. Chonnacht dá gcuid féin.
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