Child Welfare & Safeguarding

St Peter's, Dunboyne (incorporating GAA, LGFA and Camogie) is committed to safeguarding every child and young person who takes part in our games and activities. The welfare and interests of children are paramount in all circumstances, and we work to give every young player a positive, developmental and enjoyable experience in a safe environment.

Our Child Safeguarding Statement has been agreed by the Club Executive Committee in line with the Children First Act 2015 and the Gaelic Games Child Safeguarding Policy, and is binding on all of our members.

If you have a concern about the welfare of a child, please contact our Children's Officer.

Children's Officer

Emma Hogan Kedward

087 678 2531

Our Safeguarding Statement

Child Safeguarding Statement Our Child Safeguarding Statement and risk assessment, agreed by the Club Executive Committee in line with the Children First Act 2015. PDF · 529 KB GAA Child Safeguarding Policy The Gaelic Games Child Safeguarding Policy, which sets out the procedures our Safeguarding Statement follows. gaa.ie

Garda Vetting

Everyone working with children and young people in the club must be Garda vetted. Start with the vetting application instructions, then complete the NVB1 Vetting Invitation Form. Your Children's Officer can help with any questions about the process or the role you're being vetted for.

Vetting Application Instructions Step-by-step guide to setting up a Foireann account and applying for Garda Vetting, including the ID documents you need. PDF · 279 KB NVB1 Vetting Invitation Form The vetting invitation form every applicant completes and signs (handwritten signature required). PDF · 188 KB NVB1 Identity Document Validation Form Completed by the club validator (not the applicant) when checking your ID and proof of address. PDF · 132 KB

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