*Photograph: John Mangan

Officials within the Clare District Soccer League (CDSL) have launched an online survey seeking the input of past and present players and officials in a bid to further develop the sport in the county.

Thirty nine questions are put to online participants of the survey seeking their opinion on reasons for non-participation in the league, suitable kick-off times, coaching standards in Clare, the time of the year to play the league and ways to improve the CDSL.

The survey which is available to complete by visiting the CDSL’s official Facebook page outlined that it is an attempt to improve and develop the league. “We can only do this if we work together, with all opinions taken into consideration”.

“Your input is vital to the development of the CDSL and amateur game as the findings will help to shape the future direction of development”.

CDSL Development Survey

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