The GAA has the largest membership of any sports organisation in Ireland. When one becomes a member of a GAA club, they become part of the GAA family and part of a great community based organisation that continues to enhance the lives of so many people.
In order for one to become a member of the GAA (Association), one must first become a member of a GAA club. A person can apply for membership of a club by completing the Full or Youth membership application form and forwarding it to the club Secretary for approval by the Club Executive Committee. Once a member, a person is then registered with the Association and provided with a membership number.
All club officers should be familiar with the rules governing club membership and the rules governing registration of members and players. This is an important consideration for clubs and every effort should be made to comply with all of the rules governing this topic.
Download the Full Membership & Youth Membership application forms.
Full Membership Application Form
Youth Membership Application Form
Not a member? Why not join your local and/or a GAA club. Use the Find & Join a Club section to locate clubs from around the country.
MEMBER REGISTRATION FOR 2015
Club Registrars can now register their players and members for the 2015 season on the GAA's online registration system (people.gaa.ie/admin). When logged on, go to the 'Register Members' page and complete the necessary steps.
E-mail and Telephone Support
Each Club will have access to the system either through their Secretary or Registrar. For any queries on access to the system, or on the system functionality, please e-mail or call the Servasport Helpdesk on:
Email: [email protected]
Phone: ROI: 04890 313 845
NI: 02890 313 845
International: +44 2890 313 845
Servasport Help Desk
The GAA Management System consists of several sections such as Members Management (adding and registering members), Competition Management, Competition Creation, Fixture Generation, Match Official Management, Match Official SMS, Venue Management, Competition Calendar, Communications, Fees Management, Player Injury Scheme and Club Administration. A number of helpful online forums are available where you will find User Guides and FAQs for these sections. Please click here.
Online Training Documents
The GAA Learning and Development Portal contains a GAA Membership Training Manual and videos explaining the system. To access this information, click here.
Accessing the GAA Management System - New Registrars/Secretaries
If you are a new Registrar that will be doing registrations for your Club, your Club Secretary through their official GAA e-mail account must contact [email protected] to update the Registrar details on the GAA Management System. This will ensure that you can access the system.
If you are a new Secretary and would like access to the system, you should obtain the password for your Club Secretary’s official GAA e-mail account (e.g. [email protected]) from your predecessor. At that stage, contact [email protected] and request administrator access for your Club.
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