Simonstown Gaels GFC promote positive Behaviour both on and off the field of play .
The GAA and LGFA have seen an increase in verbal and physical incidents at GAA matches , which has led to an increase in the minimum suspensions from 48 to 96 weeks for those who assault match officials . On Monday the 6 th of March Simonstown Gaels GFC hosted a community talk in st Oliver’s primary school , Blackcastle , Navan .in connection with the Gaa Healthy Club initiative , on the topic “Use your BRAIN , Not your FIST . This was supported by representatives of An Garda Siochána sergeant Charlie Mcnulty , sergeant Clarissa Byrne , Garda Frank Skully and student Garda Patrick Clarke . Simonstown and Meath Football stars Sean Tobin , Kelsey Nesbit and Kelly Harris . The talk was targeted towards adolescent teenagers ,young adults , parents and those involved in coaching Gaa teams , on the consequences of both physical and verbal abuse on and off the field of play . The talk had a huge response from underage Gaa teams and was very well supported by our members in the club and the general public ..

Thank you to everyone involved and came to meeting .. #OneGoodClub . The healthy club Comittee Simonstown Gaels

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