No Name Club takes to the airwaves

No Name Club is being featured on the airwaves this weekend as Mid West Radio will profile the organisation and the work that we do. The Sunday Documentary will focus on the services we are providing in towns in the Mid West region and speak with a number of No Name Club representatives about the important role we play in communities. Presented by Tommy Marren, the programme will be broadcast on Sunday (September 12) from 9am to 9.45am. For those ...Learn more...

Junior Cert Events

The No Name Club is delighted to announce a series of events and activities that will take place throughout the country to mark the Junior Cert results celebrations. Each are being organised by No Name Clubs in their local communities and are providing teenagers with opportunities to mark the occasion at dedicated events that will be staged in safe, alcohol- and drug-free environments. We hope to add more events to our list in the days leading up to the publication ...Learn more...

No Name Club Appointments

No Name Club is delighted to announce the appointment of seven new training officers. They will play a key role in linking in with the clubs on the ground and assisting the adult committee members and hosts and hostesses in delivering vital services in communities across Ireland. The seven new officers and the areas they will cover are as follows: Edith Geraghty - West Mayo Dominica Healy - Clare, Galway, Roscommon & Westmeath Pat Heeney - Donegal, Sligo, East Mayo Niamh Kearney - Carlow, ...Learn more...

A busy Summer in the Kingdom

It’s been a busy Summer for the members of Killarney No Name Club. The club’s teenagers were active during the season helping the emergency service personnel in the town and also competing on the soccer pitch. For the second year running, Killarney No Name Club played a very important role in the Kerry Emergency Services and Friends Charity Cycle. The members of the club were involved with the planning of the endeavour from the ...Learn more...

Swinford teens tackle Gardaí

Local competitveness and sportsmanship will come to the fore this week in Swinford, Co Mayo, when No Name Club members and Gardaí compete against each other in a soccer tournament. Sixty people are participating in the five-a-side football tournament that is taking place in Swinford Community Centre on Thursday, September 9th. Ten teams are taking part in the event, with 40 members of the No Name Club participating and 20 members of the local Gardaí also playing. Kick-off for the ...Learn more...

Affiliation Forms 2010/2011

It’s a busy time of year as many clubs meet up once again following on from the Summer holidays. The affiliation forms for the 2010/2011 year are now available to download and it is important clubs have them returned to us by the end of September. The relevant forms are available below. affiliation-forms-2010-part-1 affiliation-form-2010-part2 host-hostess-application-form application-form-for-new-adult-volunteers application-forms-for-associate-members