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TRIBESMEN GAA SUPPORTERS CLUB The Official Galway GAA Supporters Club. Membership Application Form 2015 Name è ___________________________________________________ Address è ___________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________ Email è ___________________________________________________ Mobile è ______________________________ 2014 Membership Paid è € _____________________________ Individual €20 / Family* € 30 / Business € 200 *Family Membership is 2 Adults and any Children under 16 from the one Family. All Membership Fees paid will be acknowledged. Please return completed Membership Form together with payment to: TRIBESMEN GALWAY GAA Supporters Club c/o Pearse Stadium, Salthill, Galway or apply & pay online at www.galwaygaa.ie/supporters TRIBESMEN GAA SUPPORTERS CLUB MEMBERSHIP DETAILS Individual Membership €20 / Family Membership €30 • Free Tribesmen Galway GAA Supporters Club Car Flag or for additional €5- Beanie Hat or Baseball Cap & Tribesmen Galway GAA Supporters Club Member exclusive Car Sticker. (Family Membership 2 Flags) • Inclusion in free Ticket Draws for all Championship and League games that the Galway Senior Football and Hurling Teams play in. • Name added to Tribesmen Galway GAA Supporters Club membership database. • Entry to draw for two free (2) All-Ireland Final Tickets. • In addition, all members of Tribesmen Galway GAA Supporters Club are eligible to travel on the Supporters’ Club Buses at reduced Price of €10 (From March 1st this will be €20 for non-members)-subject to advance booking & available seats. Business Membership €200 • Demonstrates your support for the Galway GAA Teams. • Inclusion in free Ticket Draws for all Championship and League games that the Galway Senior Football and Hurling Teams play in. • Entry to Business Members Only, Limited Draw for All-Ireland Final Tickets. • Two large Galway GAA Supporters Club Flags and eight (8) Car Flags • Free Advertising and link to your Business website, on the Galway GAA website. Corporate Member (Cairde Gaillimh) Corporate Membership (Cairde Gaillimhe) can be individually designed and tailored to support your Corporate PR Strategy and your Business needs. For more information please contact John Hynes, CEO Galway GAA. Email: [email protected] Please return completed Membership Form together with payment to: TRIBESMEN GALWAY GAA Supporters Club c/o Pearse Stadium, Salthill, Galway or apply & pay online at www.galwaygaa.ie/supporters .

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