Cork GAA Launches Sustainability Roadshow Series  This October, Cork GAA is inviting clubs across the city and county to take part in a new initiative, Rebels Going Green, aimed at building a more sustainable future for Gaelic games and the communities they serve.  In collaboration with Cork City Council and Cork County Council, a series of in-person workshops will be held to support clubs in taking practical steps to champion sustainability. These sessions will offer tools, inspiration, and guidance to help clubs reduce their environmental impact and become sustainability leaders in their communities. 

Workshop Schedule: 

• Monday 13th October – Mallow GAA Club

• Monday 20th October – Dohenys GAA Club, Dunmanway

• Tuesday 21st October –  SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh

All workshops begin at 7:00 PM. 

The workshops will feature: 

• Insights from Cork GAA’s Sustainability Committee and its Rebels Going Green initiative

• Experiences from clubs involved in The GAA Green Club Programme, with representatives from the programme in attendance

• Guidance from local authority representatives and the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) on accessing funding and implementing sustainability projects 

Enda Buckley, Chair of the Cork GAA Sustainability Committee, commented: 

“This roadshow series is part of Cork GAA’s broader Sustainability Vision and Strategy, which positions every GAA club as a hub for community-led environmental action. Through the Rebels Going Green initiative, Cork GAA is committed to embedding sustainability into all aspects of its operations — from club facilities and events to education and community engagement.” 

Lord Mayor of Cork City, Councillor Fergal Dennehy, said:  “Cork City Council is proud to support Cork GAA’s Sustainability Roadshow, which reflects our shared commitment to building greener, more resilient communities.”   

Mayor of the County of Cork, Councillor Mary Linehan Foley, said: 

“Cork County Council is proud to support Cork GAA’s sustainability journey, helping communities across the county protect their environment and secure a brighter future.”    To register for any of the workshops and for further information,