This afternoon.
The Aviva Lansdowne Road Nua, Dublin 4
Sports Ministrer Shane Ross launches a public consultation process on the development of a new National Sports Policy Framework with Republlc of Ireland football manager Martin O’Neill (top and pic 3) and Paralympic Paralympic Bronze medalist Ellen Keane (pic 2).
The aim of the consultation process is to give all stakeholders the opportunity to feed into the development of the new National Sports Policy which “provide a framework for sport in Ireland over the next ten years and will set the agenda for Sport Ireland”.
Fight!
Full document here
The closing date for submissions is January 6, 2017.
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How about they finish the sports centre of excellence while they are at it
so vague and quango sounding
“What do we want?”
“A public consultation process that gives stakeholders the opportunity to feed into the development of a policy that will provide a framework to set the agenda”
“When do we want it?”
“Within a reasonable timeframe”
Yis, I’m really up for that. Led by our sports mad Minister Ross. The only discussion will be how thick the top slice of any sport funding (for the GAA) will be.
Rosso doesn’t strike me as a GAA man tbh
Is he…. is he pouting?!
He has a wham bar stuck in his crooked teeth
When they say “stakeholders” they don’t mean you or us. They mean them and their buddies.
Listening to the public is populism apparently. Not a good idea we’ve been told.
Amazing how ordinary language loses it’s meaning in this new Political /PR world of Newspeak. I never thought I’d see the words ‘populist’ and ‘liberal’ (amongst others) become pejorative terms.