**SUMMER SAILING** Date: December 16, 2020
We have received updated guidance from our sporting bodies
and the Government that clarifies that
Apologies for the changes and rather frequent updates, but
we are simply reacting to the guidance from our Sporting representative
associations and from Sporting Ireland and the Government. We are passing it on
as soon as we possibly can in what is a very fluid situation.
In the meantime, stay safe and if you need assistance,
please just call. We have volunteers just ready to help.
Date: October 28, 2020
FURTHER CHANGES TO RESTRICTIONS FROM TENNIS IRELAND
Despite the guidance on Club activities provided last night and
this morning, unfortunately I must report a significant change.
Tennis Ireland have amended their instructions and requested all
Clubs to suspend ALL Tennis activities. This includes junior coaching.
At this time guidance on boating remains unchanged.
The situation is fluid and the Sporting Ireland expert group is
meeting later today so we may see further changes.
The Management Committee will endeavour to keep you up to
date.
Yours sincerely
Enda Murphy
Commodore
Date: October 22, 2020
LEVEL 5 COVID-19 ANNOUNCEMENT
Regrettably,
we now face into further restriction during this new lockdown and we must
adjust our Club activities accordingly. Over the last 48 hours we have been
working with our two representative sports bodies to clarify how the
regulations apply to us, and they in turn have been working with Sporting
Ireland and the Dept of Sport. As a result of these discussions, the
following will now apply.
Tennis
Boating
and Sailing
General
Discussion on certain issues continue so I would not be surprised if we see further points of clarification in the next few days and weeks, but for now these are the regulations that apply.
We have
been specifically asked to remind our members of the reason for the
restrictions and the need to observe the spirit of the guidance to protect
ourselves and our community. Our reputations and our sports reputations are
also at stake.
As
earlier in the year, we will put in place a zoom coffee morning once a week so
that friends may interact in a virtual world. If you would like to be involved,
please let us know by email and we will try and link you in.
In the
meantime, let us look out for each other and if in difficulty or feeling
isolated, please let us know and we can arrange some assistance. Despite all we
say about each other, deep down, we are a real friendly bunch!
Stay
safe
Enda
Murphy
Commodore
Date: October 21, 2020
Policy on using club
premises for Parties/Functions/Meetings.
1.
All requests for use of the club facilities for
meetings, parties or other functions shall be referred to the Vice-Commodore
for decision. If the Vice-Commodore has any concerns a decision will be referred
to the management committee.
2.
Any request to use the club premised for
parties/functions must be made by a member of the club or the request must be
supported by a club member.
3.
A non-member wishing to use the club for a
function must become a pavilion member to satisfy conditions set out in the
1904 Registration of Clubs Act.
4.
There will be a charge of €30 for use of the
club for meetings.
5.
Arrangements for staffing and security will be
the responsibility of the Vice-Commodore, in conjunction with the bar manager.
Any security costs deemed necessary will be charged to the organisers
6.
Access to the downstairs area, the tennis courts,
the pontoon and other boating areas, are strictly forbidden, unless with the
express permission of the Vice-Commodore.
7.
The club will not accept bookings for 18th
birthday parties and will accept bookings for 21st birthday parties
only from families who are members of the club.
8.
The Vice-Commodore may request a deposit of €100
to cover any damages or cleaning costs. If no costs are incurred this deposit
will be returned. The Vice-Commodore may, on occasion seek a larger deposit.
9.
If the kitchen is used by the organisers, there
will be a charge of €30.
10.
The party organisers must ensure that no damage
is done to the premises when hanging decorations etc. They must also ensure
that the premised is left in a clean and tidy condition after the party. They
are responsible for all cleaning and washing up in the kitchen. All waste food
must be disposed of properly.
11.
Children are the responsibility of their
parents/guardians and must vacate the premises by 9.00pm.
Date: July 23, 2020
Huge thanks to the Constitution Committee who were formed following the AGM last year to revise and update our Club Constitution. http://whbtc.ie/uploads/NewConst.pdf
Date: August 23, 2019
