cavan shooter wrote: » Is it true we now have €750 towards a court case or appeal as part of the fund cover. .
cavan shooter wrote: » Is it true we now have €750 towards a court case or appeal as part of the fund cover. Heard about the hens alright. Still no harm talking about it it's what AGMS are for.
Backbarrel wrote: » So, did anyone at the AGM find out what the obsession was with 15th December 2017 for Dublin resolutions?:D Did anyone find out why Darth Fiscal couldn't spend an extra €20K on the national clay shoot like others did previously?:D Did anyone find out what "be careful on the way home lads" meant?;) Did anyone find out how much was collected for charity this year?
cavan shooter wrote: » The 15th December is National Tea Day. I heard the savings is quite good and there was a failed attempt to get the Treasurer by saying his savings are false as he didn't put the clay subcommittee cost under that category. 20K for a sub committee is a long stretch. I did hear the cops where set up on the road right outside the hotel breathalising everyone ileaving. Haven't a clue about the charity stuff, Our Delegates said it was a fairly benign event everything was run of the mill. The Dublin and Kildare "divilment" was non existent as usual they couldn't get off the blocks. Does anyone know when the County by County meetings are going to happen with the National Chairman and the Executive. If its true thats a great idea, finally the unwashed get to talk to the head sheds.
Resistance is futile wrote: » I heard from a guy in leitrim that if any club or county wants the chairman and his committee down they only have to ask,but they won't be ordered to go anywhere , he seems an approachable enough fella . There was a big round of applause at the laser shoot making money . Nobody thought it possible
Backbarrel wrote: » So, did anyone at the AGM find out what the obsession was with 15th December 2017 for Dublin Was it to give those from outside the pale time to recover from the shopping trip in the 8th.
Resistance is futile wrote: » Was the 15 th something to do with the recent Irish rail vote as well . I heard that a lot of clubs in Dublin had no idea about the motion to leave and changes may be afoot
Perfectstorm wrote: » Resistance is futile wrote: » Was the 15 th something to do with the recent Irish rail vote as well . I heard that a lot of clubs in Dublin had no idea about the motion to leave and changes may be afoot I heard the exact opposite. .they all knew and are fuming with the Gov body. .
cavan shooter wrote: » I'd say then that's the first County for a meeting. Let some Dublin Clubs invite the Chair and the Executive to a ......let's call it a...."Clarification meeting" or to give it the full title: " An open meeting to clarify the **** you've been pumped with by the few who don't seem to be listening to the many" Actually do it in Lucan and sure invite Kildare. ..that will save money....happy days. ..value dadded. Let the meeting happen let the Clubs put the questions to the National Executive.
cavan shooter wrote: » I'd say then that's the first County for a meeting. Let some Dublin Clubs invite the Chair and the Executive to a ......let's call it a...."Clarification meeting" or to give it the full title: " An open meeting to clarify the **** you've been pumped with by the few who don't seem to be listening to the many" Don't see that approach working too well...how about let's try and figure out what we do agree on and seperately explain both sides of the row.
Perfectstorm wrote: » Don't see that approach working too well...how about let's try and figure out what we do agree on and seperately explain both sides of the row.
wirehairmax wrote: » Perfectstorm wrote: » Why wouldn't you welcome an open meeting in Dublin so members can have their questions answered and clear the air? Nothing to hide is there? Are these things/motions /proposals not discussed with the clubs for their approval before the AGM ? I think they are in most RGCs . Indeed the bulk of proposals in most counties I'm in contact with come exclusively from the clubs otherwise the tail is wagging the dog
Perfectstorm wrote: » Why wouldn't you welcome an open meeting in Dublin so members can have their questions answered and clear the air? Nothing to hide is there?
Perfectstorm wrote: » cavan shooter wrote: » I'd say then that's the first County for a meeting. Let some Dublin Clubs invite the Chair and the Executive to a ......let's call it a...."Clarification meeting" or to give it the full title: " An open meeting to clarify the **** you've been pumped with by the few who don't seem to be listening to the many" Don't see that approach working too well...how about let's try and figure out what we do agree on and seperately explain both sides of the row. I recon the open meetings with all the club's will allow that debate. Ring the National Chairman and organise the meeting. From what I hear he is not the bogeyman and actually is very approachable the money man will be with him. I chatted to him in Birr and be honest he was down to earth and answered any questions I put to him.
wirehairmax wrote: » Perfectstorm wrote: » Why wouldn't you welcome an open meeting in Dublin so members can have their questions answered and clear the air? Nothing to hide is there? I was referring to the full title given to the meeting above
cavan shooter wrote: » Perfectstorm wrote: » I recon the open meetings with all the club's will allow that debate. Ring the National Chairman and organise the meeting. From what I hear he is not the bogeyman and actually is very approachable the money man will be with him. I chatted to him in Birr and be honest he was down to earth and answered any questions I put to him. Am sure the chairman will be on to rgc's if he hasn't been already to organise all the meetings around the country
Perfectstorm wrote: » I recon the open meetings with all the club's will allow that debate. Ring the National Chairman and organise the meeting. From what I hear he is not the bogeyman and actually is very approachable the money man will be with him. I chatted to him in Birr and be honest he was down to earth and answered any questions I put to him.
Perfectstorm wrote: » wirehairmax wrote: » I was referring to the full title given to the meeting above I’d say it’s quite an apt title actually
wirehairmax wrote: » I was referring to the full title given to the meeting above
Perfectstorm wrote: » cavan shooter wrote: » Am sure the chairman will be on to rgc's if he hasn't been already to organise all the meetings around the country That is an interesting idea but I think it is better if regions themselves invite the Chairman/Exec down to meet and greet. Looking at some of the resolutions before the AGM I think it is high time that some of them do. There is obviously a disconnect somewhere along the line. I am not saying he is everyones cup of tea but given the changes in the Association over the last 3 years I think the Association is in good shape. Where do the misgivings come from? If there are questions then bring them down and quiz them. Ye would have nothing to lose.
cavan shooter wrote: » Am sure the chairman will be on to rgc's if he hasn't been already to organise all the meetings around the country
Backbarrel wrote: » Perfectstorm wrote: » That is an interesting idea but I think it is better if regions themselves invite the Chairman/Exec down to meet and greet. Looking at some of the resolutions before the AGM I think it is high time that some of them do. There is obviously a disconnect somewhere along the line. I am not saying he is everyones cup of tea but given the changes in the Association over the last 3 years I think the Association is in good shape. Where do the misgivings come from? If there are questions then bring them down and quiz them. Ye would have nothing to lose. From what i have been told there are many Clubs trying to get these meet and greets in RGC's but they are being stopped by the Executives in the Counties. Or as a mate of mine said the letter that's actually sent is re worded and instead of come down and have a chat its worded as a threat and an ultimatum demanding the appearance of the National Executive to appear and answer questions to the County executive. Then when thats raised at the County meeting the answer is we have asked and the spin on them is that they refused.
Perfectstorm wrote: » That is an interesting idea but I think it is better if regions themselves invite the Chairman/Exec down to meet and greet. Looking at some of the resolutions before the AGM I think it is high time that some of them do. There is obviously a disconnect somewhere along the line. I am not saying he is everyones cup of tea but given the changes in the Association over the last 3 years I think the Association is in good shape. Where do the misgivings come from? If there are questions then bring them down and quiz them. Ye would have nothing to lose.
Resistance is futile wrote: » Talking to a delegate last night and he tells me he received more unsolicited post last night and in it there was a copy of somebody's legal action in it . Surely that kind of information shouldn't be winging its way into people's letter boxes by standard post. The Present chairman wasn't even in charge when most of this stuff happened so why isn't the chairman and executive of the day, which the sender of this mail was a member under the gun for this ? And who's paying for all these stamps . Have any of you ever sent a letter to someone and misspelled your own address
cavan shooter wrote: » I didn't see anything but I heard and it's not the first time this man circulated junk mail. I'm not a legal person, but I don't think a third person should circulate documents for a specific case that's sub judacae. This seems to be a a desperate act of a desperate man that is loosing all credibility. He has lost all his dignity.
Perfectstorm wrote: » The never ending row rumbles on...better not be yet another nargc funded court case out of this
