U21 Football Semis Postponed
Due to the inclement weather, the 2 Cadbury’s Ulster Under 21 Football Championship Semi Finals scheduled for tonight have been
Cumann Lúthchleas Gael Uladh
Cumann Lúthchleas Gael Uladh
Due to the inclement weather, the 2 Cadbury’s Ulster Under 21 Football Championship Semi Finals scheduled for tonight have been
Thanks to the new back-door system which has been introduced to the GAA Handball Championship this year, Clann Eireann’s Charly
The Club is the GAA’s lifeblood, volunteers are its soul. Giving their time, asking nothing in return. The passion, pride,
Venue: Mid Ulster Sports Arena, Cookstown, Co Tyrone Tutors: Shane Elliot and Graham Clarke Info: Former Antrim No. 1 and
Venue: Owenbeg, Dungiven, Co Derry Tutors: Paul Callaghan Info: This outdoor observation session will look at a number of games
Ulster Ladies Gaelic & Ulster Camogie are working together in conjunction with Trócaire in a campaign called “Party Against Poverty”.
Education Minister Caitríona Ruane has praised Ulster GAA and the IFA for their ongoing coaching within schools across the north,
Cadburys Ulster Under 21 Football Championship Quarter Final: Armagh 0-09 Donegal 1-09 @ Brewster Park, Enniskillen Although he only contributed
Info: The ‘Games to Develop Football’ course which was originally planned for Wednesday 24th March has now been postponed until
Venue: Lissan Training Grounds, Co Fermanagh Tutors: Tony Scullion Info: This outdoor observation session will look at games (Conditioned &
Venue: St Macartan’s College, Monaghan Tutors: Diarmaid Marsden Info: This half day course is designed to support club officers in
Ulster GAA, in partnership with Tesco, has today launched an exciting new resource for primary school children – a Health
On Saturday March 27th, Croke Park will host the first GAA Alcohol & Substance Abuse Prevention Conference. Below is the
All Ireland U16 Vocational Schools Final: Holy Trinity, Cookstown 0-13 St Brogan’s, Bandon 1-05 Tears of joy flowed at sun-splashed
AIB GAA Football All-Ireland Senior Championship Final: St Galls (Antrim) 0-13 Kilmurry-Ibrickane (Clare) 1-05 St Gall’s crowned their centenary year
