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This webinar is specifically designed for Gymnastics Ireland member clubs to highlight the critical importance of timely accident reporting within the sport. Prompt and accurate reporting of incidents not only ensures the safety and wellbeing of athletes and staff but also plays a vital role in effectively managing and resolving casualty claims.   Clubs will gain a clear understanding of how early reporting can significantly influence the assessment and settlement of claims, helping to reduce costs and protect the organisation. The session will cover how claims arise, the impact of timely information on claim outcomes, and how insurers respond when incidents are reported promptly.   By attending, participants will learn practical steps to improve reporting processes, enhance risk management, and maintain a safer environment for all involved. Read more

Community Sport Facility Fund 2026 - 'Being Grant Ready' This webinar will provide valuable information for any club members involved with grant applications for this funding. Discussion topics include: What is eligible for funding? Who can apply? How to prepare a grant application The application process & scoring criteria Maximising your score & success potential Read more

This course is mandatory for all existing Tumbling judges (Levels 1, 2 & 3) that qualified in the 2022 – 2024 Cycle.  All existing judges qualified from that cycle must attend this revalidation course to "re-qualify" for this 2025 – 2028 cycle. Candidates will not be qualified to judge at any GI Competitions if they do not attend this revalidation course. Course Outline: The duration of the course will be approx 30 minutes and can be accessed virtually through your LearnUpon account upon purchase The course will cover updates to the newest version of the Code of Points for 2025-2028, rules that relate to international competitions for those who attend and on changes to execution judging for the new cycle There will be NO exam but you must complete and pass the knowledge check at the end. Candidates must view the content through the full duration of the course  Criteria for Eligibility: Must hold a Level 1, 2, or 3 judging qualification from the 2022 – 2024 cycle Must be a current member of Gymnastics Ireland Any parent(s)/guardian(s) of a candidate under the age of 18 must complete the online consent form to create an account on LearnUpon. This form must be completed to enrol on the course. Must have completed Garda Vetting and Safeguard Training Course Venue: Online through your LearUpon account Candidates must have their own LearnUpon account to enrol and access the course Course Date: Can be completed anytime online Course Documents: Judging Policy Click here Course Cost: €40 Read more

Gymnastics Ireland would like to invite all members to this free webinar, which will be delivered and facilitated by Women in Sport (UK) who have spent the last year carrying out the research for our new and upcoming 'Keeping Teenage Girls in Gymnastics' programme and have been working with our clubs, coaches, gymnasts and their families on Gymnastics Ireland's behalf. The research findings which will be presented in this webinar, are vital for the development of pathways and programmes within Gymnastics in Ireland at both national and club level and we encourage all members to attend.   Who is it for: Open to all Gymnastics Ireland members Date & Time: Sunday 20th November 2022 from 18:00 - 19:30 Cost: FREE for all GI Members Registration deadline: Thursday 17th November   If you are under 18 years old, please complete this Online LMS LearnUpon Consent Form before enrolling on this course: https://forms.office.com/r/Ew91pwLvpD   Read more

Learn all about the inspiring stories of Nikki Bradley and Benjamin Pritchard. Both Nikki and Ben have overcome significant challenges in life to accomplish some remarkable feats. Benjamin Pritchard Growing up in the Mumbles (Swansea, Wales), sport played a huge part in Ben's upbringing, which started by represented Wales at the young age of 10 in Sailing. Whilst at Bangor University, Benjamin gained full athletic colours in three sports; Hockey, Cycling and Triathlon, and it was here where Benjamin made his first foray into the Senior International stage, managing to juggle his Law College course, whilst also representing Great Britain at the Triathlon European and World Age Group Championships.  However, at just 24 years of age, Benjamin's life changed in a split second. He sustained a spinal cord injury and was paralysed from the rib cage down. He went from spending most of his spare time riding around on two wheels to permanently having to use four. This summer (2021), Benjamin represented Great Britain at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics, having placed 2nd at the 2021 European Rowing Championships earlier that season.  Benjamin also holds 3 Indoor Rowing World Records and is currently ranked 5th in the International Rowing World Rankings for his boat class and was recently voted Athlete of the Year at the Disability Sport Wales Awards for his achievements in rowing and his community engagement and mentoring.  Benjamin is currently in training for Paris 2024! Nikki Bradley Nikki Bradley, a Donegal native, is an adapted adventurer and motivational speaker, ambassador and a fitness enthusiast with a special interest in adapted training. Diagnosed with a rare form of bone cancer (Ewing’s Sarcoma) at sixteen and the receiver of a second total right hip replacement at the age of twenty six, Nikki has been on a truly unique journey.  In 2013 Nikki set up a fitness based awareness campaign called Fighting Fit For Ewing’s where she regularly partakes in physical challenges to highlight the importance of exercise for rehabilitation. Her most recent challenges resulted in her becoming the first person to scale four Irish mountain peaks on crutches in 32 hours, and she completed a summer half marathon and a monumental visit to Tanzania, Africa where she volunteered with suicide prevention organisation ALPS. Other challenges include travelling to Iceland in February 2016 to scale the Sólheimajökull glacier on crutches, attempting a Guinness World Record in Holland to become the fastest woman to complete a 5k on crutches and climbing the Sturrrall in Donegal (all while relying on crutches). Nikki is currently working with specialists on the next phase of her medical journey where she will likely face major surgery in 2022. Read more

About this webinar This recorded webinar explains the fundamentals behind effective sponsorship and what that looks like for gymnastics clubs across the island of Ireland. Rob offers tips and hints on how to secure partnerships at a local level that could transform your ability to deliver the kind of service that you want. Sponsorship is always on the agenda for clubs but is one of the hardest areas to get people involved in. Asking for money is never easy but when you learn how to phrase the question in the right way, it can become a winner for everyone. Who is it for These online events are specifically designed to support developing the operational capacity & efficiency of our clubs. Targeted at club managers/committee members, children’s officers & club promoters. About the speaker Rob Hartnett is the Founder of Sport for Business and is recognised as a respected commentator on the commercial world of Irish Sport. Webinar duration: 1 hour Cost: Free Read more