St. John’s Volunteers wishes to operate in an environment where people show respect for others and their property, in an inclusive environment free from harassment and intimidation. 

The Code of Behaviour (Underage) complements the Irish Sports Council (ISC) Code of Ethics and Our Games - Our Code, the joint Code of Best Practice in Youth Sport and addresses the appropriate levels of behaviour, practice and conduct required from our young players, officials, coaches, trainers, mentors, supporters, parents/guardians and clubs.

Download the fifth edition of the GAA Code of Behaviour, Underage. This is the most recent edition as of August 2015 - our code forms part of 'Our Games - Our Code.'

Introduction: GAA Code of Behaviour for Underage Players
Section 1 GAA Code of Behaviour: Young Players
Section 2 GAA Code of Behaviour: Coaches Mentors and Trainers
Section 3 GAA Code of Behaviour: Parents/Guardians
Section 4 GAA Code of Behaviour: Supporters
Section 5 GAA Code of Behaviour: Referees
Section 6 GAA Code of Behaviour: GIVE RESPECT - GET RESPECT
Section 7 GAA Code of Behaviour: The Club
Section 8 GAA Code of Behaviour: Dealing with Alleged Breaches of Code
Section 9 GAA Code of Behaviour: Anti-Bullying Policy Statement
Section 10 GAA Code of Behaviour: Declaration-Signatory
Guidance on Dealing with Code Breaches & Structures
A2 GAA Tackling Bullying poster (2)
A2 GAA Tackling Bullying poster (1)
Cód Iompair
Child Welfare 
Designated Liaison Person
Miceál Martin
087 6291866
Children's Officer
Aidan Roche
​087 7401963
In February 2012 the GAA President Christy Cooney launched our 5-Year Strategic Plan. The Plan outlines the framework for our continued development over the coming years. 
St John’s Volunteers GAA club of Wexford town was founded by Robert Hassey, Nick Reid and Richard Goodison in 1886 and became affiliated to the G.A.A. in the year 1893. The Volunteers GAA Club is the most successful football club in Co. Wexford holding 11 Senior Titles.