Last Monday the GAA launched it's new GAA Manifesto, a celebration of our GAA – of our shared values and of all the people who make our GAA what it is.

The first manifestos were unveiled at St Colmcille’s in Bettystown, Co. Meath in both Irish and English, and a copy will be distributed to every club around the globe.

It is an affirmation of our GAA mission, vision and values, regardless of your role within the organisation, and is built around the statement: ‘GAA – Where We All Belong’ / CLG – Tá Áit Dúinn Uilig Ann’.

Based on feedback sought from more than 8,000 people, this research revealed that the sense of belonging the GAA gives is of utmost importance to them.

We will be proudly displaying the manifesto in Clane GAA and and on all of our social media and club communications platforms.

The GAA Manifesto and all that it stands for, will be brought to life in the coming months on our television screens, in print, on social media and in clubhouses right across the GAA network.

The campaign will feature members performing the duties and doing the things they do that provide the energy that fuels the GAA as a movement and a positive force in Irish life and beyond.

We hope the manifesto and the activity supporting it resonates with you our members! You can join the conversation and find lots more info by following the hash tag #GAABelong on the various social media channels.

Check out this short video and view the manifesto below in english agus as gaeilge.