Ulster Championship 2014 Newsletter

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Ulster GAA Senior Football Championship attendances up 7%

A Chairde,

With a sell out Ulster GAA Senior Football Final and bumper attendances throughout the season 134,849 spectators attended the 2014 Championship (172,352 spectators if the two replay games are included). This marks a 7% increase on the 2013 Championship (excluding the two replays). An exciting draw, a freeze in admission prices for the Quarter Finals and Semi Finals and a robust marketing campaign has again marked a third consecutive year of attendance increases for the Ulster GAA Senior Football Championship. Ulster GAA has listened to your feedback and we will continue to do so. Plans are already underway for the 2014 Ulster GAA Club Championship and the 2015 McKenna Cup and we will be in touch with you soon about the plans for these competitions towards the end of the summer.

There are two firm messages coming out of this years Championship the first is clear in Ulster our matches mean more and secondly Nothing Beats Being There!

Thank you for your continued support and contribution to Ulster GAA.

Uladh Abu!

Martin McAviney

Uachtarán Chomhairle Uladh GAA

Who will win on Sunday?

That sense of deja-vu you’re feeling there in your seat or on the terrace hasn’t happened as recently as you might think. Monaghan take on Donegal this afternoon in Ulster football’s showpiece for the second year in succession.

TG4 Ulster Ladies Gaelic Football Senior and Intermediate Championships 2014

The Senior championship began with Armagh’s win over Tyrone in the Athletic Grounds.

Ulster GAA Senior Hurling Championship

The 2014 Ulster GAA Senior Hurling Championship was a five county competition with Aontroim again receiving a bye to the Ulster Final. In the quarter finals, played in the Athletic Grounds on 15th June, Doire defeated Ard Mhacha by 4-16 to 3-13 scoreline.

2014 NWP Recycling Ulster Camogie Championship Finals

Pairc Esler played host to the 2014 NWP Recycling Ulster Camogie Championship Finals at the beginning of June. Derry were aiming to complete their first ever three in a row against a resurgent host side of Down.

Where the money goes

Governance and Strategic Development is a core pillar to all the actitivies of Ulster GAA. We currently hold a level of full assurance by Sport NI and produce fully audited accounts at the end of each financial year to outline to our members where their money is spent.

2014 Ulster GAA Club Championships

Coming this Autumn the AIB Ulster GAA Club Championships and once again we will see the the best of Club talent compete for Ulster glory at all levels.

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