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Clubs Magazine 2019-2020 Content Welcoming Address - Daniel Moloney 3 Welcoming Address - Morgan Buckley 4 List of Clubs 2019/20 5 Meet the Team 6 Clubs Executive 7 Welcoming Address CUH Charity: Children’s Appeal 8 UCC Health Matters 9 Hello all! First and foremost congratulations and national and international level. Clubs try to incorporate Sports Success 2018-19 10 welcome to UCC. My name is Daniel Moloney and I all aspects of social, physical and competitive life into Sports Scholarships 21 am the Clubs Executive President for the 2019/20 the events and trainings that are run from week to week. academic year. The Clubs Executive work alongside the If I can give any piece of advice to those of you just Awards 22 Department of Sport and Physical Activity to ensure starting out in college it is to remember that while the Volunteer recruitment 25 the strong sporting heritage in UCC is maintained and academic side of college is important, it is not all that is continues to thrive from year to year. Sport is a huge part out there. Make sure to take enough time for yourself to UCC Works Award 26 of college life here, on and off campus, and is a fantastic maintain both your physical and mental health. Sporting Venues 27 way to meet new people and try new things. To help you in doing this there are many facilities Club Profiles 28 We have a total of 56 clubs here in UCC so there really available to you where you can burn off some energy or Provisional Clubs Schedule 57 is something for everyone. From Hurling to Skydiving, simply work out to clear your head. We are extremely there are dozens of options, to try something new or to fortunate here in UCC with the sports facilities we have. continue with a sport you already love. Personally I spent Just a five minute walk from campus is the Mardyke most of my time in the Rover Scouts and Archery Clubs Arena which every UCC student has access to. The and they provided me with some of the most rewarding arena has some of the best sports facilities in the county experiences and important friendships for my four years catering for both indoor and outdoor sports including in UCC. Without the support of the people I met through Rugby and GAA pitches, water based synthetic pitches, clubs and without the opportunity to de-stress from the outdoor and indoor running tracks, indoor climbing college at club events, I would have found my college wall, an indoor sports hall, twenty-five meter swimming career a much different experience. pool and a variety of indoor gym facilities. Whether you know what clubs you are interested in or As well as the Mardyke Arena, UCC also has ‘The Farm’, not come join us on September 10th for Clubs Day in 55 acres of pitches near Curraheen containing a variety Devere Hall, where you will be able to meet the students of pitches for outdoor sports. UCC are also currently in who run the clubs, ask questions and sign up. If there the process of developing a new state of the art Sports has always been a sport you have wanted to try and Park to ensure the continuing success and improvement never gotten a chance or whether you stumble across of our outdoor clubs. UCC sport social media: something you have never heard of before and think UCCSport it sounds interesting, I can guarantee there will be For more information on each individual club you can something here for you. find all you need at sport.ucc.ie or follow the UCC Sport @UCCSport social media @UCCSport. If you have any questions that UCC Sport UCC has a proud sporting tradition which started back you can’t find the answer to please email info@uccclubs. in the 1800s. In 1880 the famous skull and crossbones ie for help. uccsport was adapted by medical students joining the rugby team sport.ucc.ie and over time the symbol has come to be recognised So once again welcome to UCC and I hope each and worldwide as a symbol of sporting excellence. With every one of you will enjoy the next few years of your [email protected] the launch of our new Sport Strategy in 2019 our focus college life and don’t forget to come find us in Devere App (Android/Apple): UCC Sport going forward will be to ensure the future of UCC sport Hall on the 10th September for Clubs Day. on a local, national and international scale. Le gach dea-ghuí, UCC clubs cater for all levels of athletes from those Daniel Moloney. who simply want to give something new a try from week to week, to those who go on to compete and win at a 3 Welcoming Address List of Clubs 2019/20 Aikido Golf Powerlifting [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Morgan Buckley Archery Handball Rovers [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] UCC Director of Sport and Athletics Hockey Rowing [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Aussie Rules Hurling Rugby Physical Activity [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Badminton Inline Hockey Sailing I would like to welcome you to UCC and to UCC Sport. We work very closely with the student leadership and [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] In particular, a warm céad míle fáilte to new students. team running the Clubs Executive and I am really Basketball Judo Skydiving Sport and Physical activity is very dynamic in UCC and is looking forward to a positive working relationship with [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] powerful way to connect and meet new lifelong friends Daniel Moloney, Clubs President and his team over the both in UCC and across Ireland. Being involved in sport next 12 months I would like to sincerely thank Bríd Ní Boxing Jujutsu Snowsports in UCC is exciting and can provide you with fantastic Dhonnabháin for her hard work and massive contribution [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] opportunities to explore, join in, and perform at the over the last 12 months. Camogie Karate Soccer highest levels, but most importantly have fun. [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] We want to make it easy and enjoyable for you to be We have published our new sports strategy which sets active and involved. If you have any inquiries please Canoe Kickboxing Squash our vision to be The globally renowned go-to University contact us through our email address, social media or [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] for Sport & Physical Activity in Ireland. This strategy is drop in to talk to our team at any time. We have a great Capoeira Kung Fu SubAqua overseen by the Sports Leadership Team - chaired by Mr team of people in our department working to develop [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] David Merriman and which includes the Clubs President, your clubs and ensure you can reach your full potential. Chess Lacrosse Surf the GM of the Mardyke Arena, Head of Sports Studies We work closely with the team in the Mardyke Arena, [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] and Physical Education and other representatives from which is one of the leading indoor sports facilities, and UCC. We are working on plans to improve and develop one of the most vibrant, active centres in any university Cricket Ladies Gaelic Football Swimming & Waterpolo our outdoor sports facilities at the Mardyke and at the in Ireland and globally. [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] new proposed UCC sports Park in Curraheen. This will Dance Ladies Hockey Table Tennis be for all students who wish to engage in outdoors sport Our office email is: [email protected] or our main office [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] and physical activity. telephone number is 021 4904752. We are here for you. Darts Ladies Soccer Taekwon-Dot I would like to acknowledge the many successes Have a fantastic year ahead and hopefully it will be a [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] and achievements of our clubs, teams and athletes positive and enjoyable experience. Equestrian Made to Move Tennis in 2018/19. It was a truly outstanding year in which [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] many clubs and teams achieved. We were truly on the Pride on our chest. Belief in our heart. Sport in our sporting map and great credit is due to the students, bones. Fencing Mountaineering Trampoline and Tumbling their coaches, mentors, volunteers and staff who have [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] assisted them reach their full potential. Best wishes Flag Football Olympic Handball Ultimate Frisbee Morgan Buckley [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Futsal Olympic Weightlifting Volleyball [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Gaelic Football Pool & Snooker [email protected] [email protected] 4 5 UCC SPORT Clubs Executive Meet the Team Daniel Moloney Lillias Healy Morgan Buckley Betty Young President Health, Safety and Head of Sport & Physical Activity Senior Executive Assistant [email protected] Welfare Officer [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 021 4904752 021 4904752 [email protected] Maura O’Leary Christine O’Donovan Senior Executive Assistant Deputy Director of Sport and Physical Activity [email protected] [email protected] 0214904752 021 4904768 Sports Operatives Emma Martin Willie Fahy Tommy Holohan Shane Kenneally Sports Administrator Foreman Vice President Ordinary Committee Member [email protected]
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