GAA IT Web Applications
Ed Donnelly, Tipperary GAA IT Officer
Declan Fanning, GAA IT Manager
GAA IT Applications - Introduction
1. Google Applications
2. GAA Club WebSites
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GAA Google Applications
 Gmail
– Fast, searchable email with less spam
– More space
– Released and live
 Google Calendar
– Organize your schedule and share events with others
– Released and live
– http://moycarkeyborris.tipperary.gaa.ie/fieldtimetable.html
 Google Sites – GAA Intranet
• An intranet is a private website
• Allows the GAA to securely share information
• Share online documents, presentations, and spreadsheets
• Coming Soon in the new year
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GAA Club WebSites
 Official GAA Sites
– hosted on servers either owned by the GAA or supplied by a GAA technology partner.
 The following items should be included in a club web site
 Latest News
 Weekly Club Notes
 Results / Fixtures / Match Reports
 Club History
 List of Club Officers / Contact Details
 Juvenile section
 Roll of Honour
 Photos
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GAA Club WebSites
 Previous barriers to setting up a club web site
 Cost (web design / hosting / .com address)
 Technical (HTML) web knowledge
 Expensive Web Software
 Lack of PC facilities
 All of those barriers have now been removed!
 What is the simple way to set up a web site for my club?
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GAA Club WebSites
 The club web address will be similar too http://clubname.countyname.gaa.ie
 There are no costs involved
 No training is required – documentation will be provided
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GAA Club WebSites
 So how does my club get started?
 Email site-request@gaa.ie with the following
 Club colours
 Club Crest / logo (if applicable)
 Site-request will set up a template for the web site using the colours / crest as well as a
username and password
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Thank you
mail.support@gaamail.ie
076 615 4932 or (+353) (0) 76 615 4932