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This year 17th Galway Gort Scouts have enabled 25 adult and youth members of Scouting Ireland to be awarded a Remote Emergency Care Certificate.
During our training and from other literature it became obvious that one of the most vital pieces of eqipment that each group should consider having is an AED (defibrillator).
After approaching both Gort and District Lions Club, who gave us €1000 of which €500 was towards a defibrialator, Gort Credit Union has most generously matched that €500 to enable us to purchase the item.
Are you a current member of Scouting Ireland aged 18-26 ?
Have you recently moved to Galway for work or study ?
Would you like to get involved with Galway County Scouting as a Rover ?
If you are a member of Scouting Ireland aged between 18 and 26 (or would like to join), you can take part in Rover activities!
You do not need to be specifically registered as a Rover Scout with Scouting Ireland.
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On Saturday 17th September the Beaver and Cub sections of the 17th Galway Gort Scout Group had a joint event in Coole park with backwoods skills and general woodcraft work.
After a successful application for assistance from Gort Lyons Club we were honoured to be presented with a cheque for €1000.
€500 towards an AED and €500 towards the purchase of much needed eqipment for our youth members.
We ended our day on a high with the presentation of Beaver CSA awards to two now new cubs, a Stage 7 Emergency Badge for our Cub Section Leader and service awards for eligible scouters.
It was certainly a day to remember.
Gort and District Lions, From Left to Right, Julia Qualter - Treasuer, Tony Hannon - President, and Bridie Willers - Secretary presented a cheque for €1000 to 17th Galway Gort Scout Group Leader Veronica Stone.
Gort Scouts would like to take this chance to say a huge thank you to Gort Lions for their support.
1st Galway - St Joseph's
Galway Rovers Do It Again
Yet again Galway Rovers have worked hard in order to collect nearly a thousand sleeping bags left behind at Electric Picnic.
Following our success last year, NUIG Rover Soc has collected close to 1000 sleeping bags from Electric Picnic 2016. These bags came from a boutique camping company and would have been dumped after only one use had our society not collected them.
Most of these bags have been donated to homeless services in Dublin, Limerick and Galway cities.
Galway Rovers are happy to see new students arriving from around the country and we hope those scouts who end up in Galway get in touch, if you are interested, please email us at “roversoc@socs.nuigalway.ie”
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