Carlow volunteers required

The No Name Club is calling on the people of Carlow Town to support it! With the town’s club getting together once again following the summer break, adult volunteers are required to help out with the running of it. The club is moving into its second year and already has an adult committee in place, but more people are needed to help it deliver the range of activities the organisation is providing to young people aged 15+. Carlow No ...Learn more...

Swinford youths claim match honours

The talk in Swinford, Co Mayo is of a rematch. This follows a very successful night of sportsmanship, rivalry and entertainment as No Name Club teams took on the local Gardaí in five-a-side tournament. In the end, a more youthful No Name Club selection took the overall honours by beating a Garda side 11-8 in the final. Around 100 spectators turned out for the tournament on September 9th that saw 40 teenagers and 25 Gardaí lace up their boots. The event ...Learn more...

SARI tournament sees No Name Club influence

Congratulations to Newbridge No Name Club committee member Patrice who recently participated in the Sports Against Racism in Ireland (SARI) Soccerfest 2010. Fuden Patrice Mancho Ngu has been a member of the Kildare club’s adult committee for the past year and managed the local side Riverglobe United FC to the second round of the multicultural soccer tournament. The team fielded players from Ireland, Poland, Slovakia, Nigeria, Cameroon and the Czech Republic and beat the eventual winners of the Sari Respect Plate, ...Learn more...

New Year, New Plans

With many No Name Clubs meeting up once again following the Summer break, clubs are putting plans in place for the year ahead. Donegal No Name Club is one such club that has got its plans together and its list of activities for the months ahead can be viewed at its page under the ‘clubs’ heading. If your club is putting together a list of events, let us know by e-mailing mmcglynn@nonameclub.ie and we can include them on the website.

Western Regional Conference

Around 140 teenagers from the West and North West will gather in Castlebar on Saturday, October 2nd, for a No Name Club regional conference that will focus on key issues that affect the national youth organisation’s teenage members and their peers. The No Name Club has organised the regional conference to engage with its members through a series of workshops that will focus on issues that include alcohol awareness, drug awareness, mental health, road safety and healthy eating (featuring a live ...Learn more...

Thousands enjoy Junior Cert celebrations

Thousands of Junior Cert students celebrated their exam results last night (September 15) at No Name Club events that were free from the influences of alcohol and drug abuse. The No Name Club has successfully organised a series of events and activities throughout the country to co-incide with the issuing of the results to teenagers. Clubs ran discos and activities throughout the country and highlights included: Almost 1,000 teenagers celebrating their results at a No Name Club disco at The Hub ...Learn more...