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LEITRIM WALL Fundraising Drive a Unique Opportunity to Leave a Lasting Imprint in Lovely Leitrim for FURTHER INF LOG on TO Leitrim GAA Centre of Excellence LEITRIM WALL Fundraising Drive A unique opportunity to leave a lasting imprint in Lovely Leitrim FOR FURTHER INF www.irishap.org/leitrim-gaaO LOG ON TO The Leitrim Stone 12” x 12” Leitrim GAA might be small in We also want this facility to be a beacon for the Leitrim community at home and abroad. numbers, but we are big on ambition. That is why our fundraising drive – the Leitrim Wherever our people have gone they have Wall – offers everyone the opportunity to made a big impact. They have pursued contribute to Leitrim’s future in a meaningful excellence. We want to secure the same and tangible way. opportunity for all future generations who We thank you sincerely for your continued represent our county. We believe Leitrim’s support. GAA new Centre of Excellence will help achieve this. The completion of this ambitious facility is Liatroim abú long overdue. Since development started in 2007 €2.9m has been invested. A further Terence Boyle €300,000 is required to complete it to a level Cathaoirleach of excellence that will place it on a par with any other county facility in Ireland. Coiste Chontae Liatroma The Leitrim Wall 1. The Leitrim Brick $250 2. Leitrim Logo Brick $500 ‘No matter where you roam, 3. The Leitrim Stone $1,000 leave your heart at home’ 4. Leitrim Stone of Excellence $3,000 The Leitrim Wall will be the first of its kind in a GAA facility in Ireland. It will be the main feature inside the entrance of the new centre and visible as you pass on 1. 8.5” x 5.5” the N4 Carrick-on-Shannon to Dublin road: a 2. 8.5” x 8.5” beacon for those who were forced ‘to travel far from this great land’, as Larry Cunningham 3. 12” x 12” famously sang in ‘Lovely Leitrim’. It offers Leitrim supporters everywhere the opportunity to contribute to the building of a state-of-the-art facility for their county while recording a personalised message on one of the wall’s bricks. Let the world know who you are, where you come from, or from what stock you were reared! Honour a loved one or simply declare your love for your club or county – the choice is yours. 4. 24” x 24” Four options have been prepared so everyone can afford to help build Leitrim GAA’s future Gift a Brick in the Leitrim Wall brick by brick. Want to get that Leitrim fan or native in your life the prefect present? Why not give them a brick in The Leitrim Wall? Just log onto www.leitrimgaa.ie or www.irishap.org/ leitrim-gaa and follow the link to see how you can purchase a gift voucher for a loved one. They can inscribe their own message or surprise them with one of your own. How to secure your place on The Excellence in Leitrim GAA Leitrim Wall Coaching Complete the details on the back of this brochure While the completed Centre will and follow the procedures laid out exactly. provide the players, who use it with a Or venue capable of inspiring excellence, a culture and practice of excellence Log onto www.leitrimwall.com or must first be honed through Leitrim’s www.irishap.org/leitrim-gaa follow the instructions coaching structures. A new coaching and select your brick of choice. and skills development plan, supported by the employment of US Residents three Games Development Officers, aims to build the capacity of Leitrim’s If you would like to make a tax-deductible gift to The club coaches so this work starts Irish American Partnership for Leitrim GAA the following at grassroots level from nursery are the methods in which you may make a gift: level upwards. The plan also seeks 1. Write a check payable to The Irish American to develop the county’s school Partnership and mail it to: The Irish American structures, and Development Squads Partnership 15 Broad Street Suite 501, Boston, to ensure every GAA player in Leitrim MA 02109 is afforded the necessary support to achieve their fullest potential. 2. Make a gift by credit card by visiting www.irishap.org/leitrim-gaa. Ireland Committee 3. Make a gift of stock through the Partnership’s broker, Fidelity Investments, DTC # 0226, Terence Boyle, Martin McCartin, Partnership’s Fidelity account # Z47-953237 Attracta O’Reilly, Eamonn Duignan, Sean McGirl, Padraic White, Mike 4. If you are not claiming a tax deductable go Feeney, Fergal McGill, Colin Regan, directly to www.leitrimwall.com Gerry McGovern, Tommy Moran, By donating to this project through the Irish Carole Coleman, Fergal McPartland, American Partnership a donor can generally deduct Ollie Honeyman, Jim Meehan , the entire donation from his or her adjusted gross Brendan Harvey income via an itemized deduction New York Committee Where your money will go Seamus and Caitriona Clarke, Carmel Our target is €300,000. This will provide: Redican, Mike Dillon, Pat Reynolds, Dessie McWeeney, Frank Dwyer, îē High-end finish to interior (changing rooms, Mike Carty, John Creegan, Joe Carty, meeting and analysis rooms) and exterior of Paddy Gormley, Sean Kelly, Frank facility including front cladding Brady, Niall O’Connor, Albert Clarke, John Conefrey (jr), John Conefrey (sr), îē Outdoor spectators’ area overlooking both Thomas McGovern, John Cassels, Pat pitches to rear of facility Murray, Joe McGirl, Eamon Deane, îē Carparking facilities Brendan Flanagan, Hughie Murray îē The Leitrim Wall design and installation ORDER FORM NO. 0001 Simply complete the order ORDER FORM NO. 0001 PAYMENT DETAILS form and return it with Leitrim Brick: First Name Surname 8.5” x 5.5” @ $250 each Max Characters 16 per line Billing address your cheque or credit card 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Line 1 STATE CODE Line 1 Line 2 ZIP CODE details to: Brian Blake, Centre of Line 2 Line 3 Telephone Excellence, Annaduff Co Leitrim, Ireland Line 3 Line 4 Email OR LOG ON TO - www.leitrimwall.com Line 4 AND COMPLETE ONLINE Leitrim Logo Brick: Calculate your payment: 8.5” x 8.5” @ $500 each Max Characters 16 per linePlease indicate how many you wish to order Choose your Brick or Stone, QTY 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 and your message Line 1 Leitrim Brick @ $250 $ 1. Spaces and punctuations Line 2 Leitrim Logo Brick @ $500 $ count as Line 3 Leitrim Stone @ $1,000 $ characters Line 4 Leitrim Stone of $ 2. Write message Excellance @ $3,000 below as you Leitrim Stone: 12” x 12” @ $1000 each. Max Characters 24 per line Total Payment $ want it to appear 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 UPPERCASE Line 1 ONLY Line 2 Payment 3. Do not centre your Line 3 I enclose my cheque for $ made payable message in the Line 4 to Leitrim Co Board (Centre of Excellance) or Hereby boxes - start instruct you to debit my VISA /Mastercard (please circle) writing in the left Leitrim Stone of Excellence: 24” x 24” @ $3000 each. Max Characters 26 per line Card no. hand box for 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 each line Line 1 Valid from Security No Expiry 4. Engraving will Line 2 be centered Line 3 automatically Line 4 Signature Date Points to Note îē Leitrim County Board will have complete last bricks or stones may become damaged îē Therafter Leitrim County Board is no longer îē All bricks and stones remain the sole property control over the location and the instalation or worn over time due to natural causes responsible for the inscription. Amendments of Leitrim County Board date of the bricks and stones and reserve îē No liability for this can be accepted by made within this deadline will be free if they the right are an error on our part îē Leitrim County Board reserves the right Leitrtim Co Board to approve all lettering and to refuse any îē to move the location of the bricks and stones îē Any amendments to the inscriptions provided îē However if they are a change from the application. In such cases Leitrim County without liability on the order form must be done within 7 days original order, a reasonable amendment Board has no obligation to cite reason îē Although of excellent quality and designed to of receipt of the certificate charge may be made RECEIPT NO. 0001 Leitrim County Board acknowledge receipt of From Signed Date.
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