Have your say on the future of Leitrim GAA as O'Neill committee seek public's input

Now is your chance to have your say on the future direction of the GAA in Leitrim as an independent committee set up by the County Board earlier this year have launched an online survey as part of an in-depth review of structures to help the organisation meet the needs of clubs and the wider GAA community in the years ahead.

Headed up by former GAA President Liam O'Neill, the fully independent committee is reviewing structures in the county and has met with 20 different groups to get their feedback on the challenges facing Leitrim GAA clubs and the county and what can be done to meet those challenges.

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With the committee's review now entering its concluding stages, the review group is now conducting a public survey to offer any supporters or interested parties who may not have had an opportunity up to now a chance to feed into the process.

If you wish to take part in the survey, all you have to do is simply click on the following LINK and answer the questions.

Speaking to the Observer when the review was first launched, Liam O'Neill, who served as President from 2012 to 2015, called on anyone with an interest in the GAA in Leitrim to come forward with fresh ideas to give Leitrim “that can give Leitrim that extra 5% that need, just the little edge it needs to be winners regularly. I would love to have a plan that would work, rather than a plan that would have people say that is laid out very well or it is clever. I want a simple working plan for Leitrim."