Dublin City Council is promoting mainstream Sport and Recreation amongst all the citizens of Dublin, by providing a range of activities aimed at getting people more physically active. These programmes are for all the citizens of Dublin City, with a special focus on new immigrant communities, children under ten, older people, people with disabilities, women and girls.
There are currently four Sport and Recreation Officers.
Sport and Recreation Officers
| Antonia Martin |
North West |
01-2225407 |
| LJ McGinley |
Central |
01-2223893 |
| Aideen O’Connor |
South East |
01-2222098 |
| Paul Donnelly |
North Central |
01-8166738 |
| Catherine Flood |
South Central |
01-2228591 |
What do Sport and Recreation Officers do?
- Organise sustainable sports programmes for everyone, especially the five targeted groups, involving them in the design and planning process.
- Work with National Governing Bodies of Sport, Irish Sports Council, Health Service Executive, Garda Siochana, Dublin City Sports Network and other key partners.
- Assist sports clubs and groups in applying for funding.
- Access training for coaches and volunteers.
- Assist Sport Clubs in the development of sustainable structures.
- Work in partnership with schools, community groups and centres to increase access to sports and recreational facilities.