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Code of conduct for coaches and managers

• Put the interests of the club first in all matters
• Promote at all times the good image and traditions of the club
• Encourage his/her players to play the game in a fair manner showing respect to other players, officials and spectators
• Welcome the opposing team at home matches and remain with the opposition until they have vacated the dressing rooms area and moved to the field
• Set a good example in terms of behavior, before, during and after each game as well as training sessions and any other club event
• Show no prejudice to any player despite his/her colour, gender, sexual orientation, race, nationality, ethnic origin, religion or ability
• Never refuse a player the privilege of attending a training session or becoming a member of the club unless the person concerned is suspended or banned by the appropriate committee/association
• Have a realistic expectation level of all players, ensuring that all taking part are treated in a manner so as not to exert undue pressure regarding performance levels attained
• Develop to the best of your ability your skills and footballing knowledge in order to pass this on to your team and players
• Work in the best interests of the development of player
• Be responsible for the facilities, kit and equipment allocated by the club ensuring they are kept in good condition
• Adhere to all rules set out by the FAI, SFAI, local leagues and the club
• Be responsible for the behavior of all spectators at their games
• Home match reports to be given to the fixtures secretary on the day of each match
• All registration documents to be forwarded to the club secretary
• Managers are responsible for checking players Birth Certificates before registration to ensure that they are playing in the correct age group
• Know that only the club secretary can sign transfer forms on behalf of the club
• Support positively all activities arranged or promoted by the club
• Assist and help other teams (when required) in the interest of the club

Code of Ethics for parents

• Encourage your child always to play by the laws of the game
• Never ridicule, humiliate or shout at young players for making a mistake or losing a match
• Do not place emphasis on winning at all costs
• Have realistic expectations for your son/daughter and don't put him/her under undue pressure
• Ensure that your son/daughter arrives on time for training and matches and that arrangements are in place for getting your son/daughter home afterwards
• Leave coaching to the coaches and respect the managers / coaches decisions
• Do not force an unwilling child to participate in playing soccer. If the child is to play he/she will do so in good time through your encouragement
• As a spectator, do not use profane language or harass referees, coaches or players. Do not publicly question the referee’s judgment and never their honesty
• Recognise the value and importance of volunteer referees and coaches. They give of their time and resources to provide recreational activities for young people
• Encourage in your child an appreciation of mutual respect for team-mates and opponents

Code of Ethics for players

• Play the game in a sportsman-like spirit ensuring fair play at all times
• Play in the designated colours of the club as requested by his/her manager ensuring that shin pads are worn and covered by socks
• Show no prejudice to any player despite his/her colour, sexual orientation, race, nationality, ethnic origin, religion or ability
• Show respect for the match officials and accept decisions made without dissent
• Show respect for all spectators and opposition players before, during and after each game
• Always turn up on time for matches and training
• Pay the designated match day subs at the time when requested by the team manager
• Be willing to learn and improve
• Always have commitment to your club and pride in your performance
• Players should ensure that their personal expectations and expectations of others are within attainable limits taking into account ability
• Players will respect the kit and facilities offered by the club
• Accept decisions made by team managers
• Bullying will not be tolerated and if you feel you are being bullied feel safe to tell your manager