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Annual Membership Now Due April 2024

The annual membership for the TCCBC of 40 euro is now due. This membership runs from April 2024 to March 31st 2025. You will get an email from the TCCBC reminding you to pay and giving instructions on how to do this.

The system used to collect the membership is the Smartclub software system.

If you paid by cash/cheque last year not using Smartclub, we would appreciate if you could register on Smartclub this year so that all members and payments are recorded there. To register on Smartclub, you should reply to the email to say that you need to register and we will send you instructions on how to do it. Alternatively, you can text us at  0871618988   and we will help you with the registration and payment process.

If you don’t receive an email from the TCCBC, then we probably don’t have your latest email address. We would appreciate it very much if you get in touch and give it to us please so that we can get you registered on the system.

Contact details for the TCCBC are sec.tccbc@gmail.com or text to  0871618988

Note: The emails from TCCBC may go to the Spam folder in your email box so please check that.

Note: The annual membership will increase to 50 euro if it is not paid by 30th June 2024.

Thank you for your cooperation with this.
Complaints procedures
Complaints Procedures

Templeogue Castle Community Bridge Centre

 

Complaints Procedures

The Executive Committee consists of voluntary members who are not experts

but who make every effort to deal successfully with the business of TCCBC on behalf of the members.

 

Complaints, Objection and Disciplinary Rules and Procedures

 

  • All complaints must be made to the Hon Secretary within fourteen days of the date of the alleged offence.
  • The Trustees and Officers will be informed of the complaint and will inform the person about whom the complaint has been made.
  • All efforts will be made by the officers to satisfactorily resolve the matter.
  • If a satisfactory resolution is not reached the complainant will be requested to put the complaint in writing, if they have not already done so, and the matter will be referred to the Executive.
  • The Executive reserves the right to seek information/advice from relevant specialists such as solicitors.
  • The Executive, after due consideration and consultation where deemed necessary, will make an informed decision on the validity or otherwise of the complaint.
  • The parties will be informed of its decision.
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