Cumann Lúthchleas Gael Uladh
Fermanagh go through to the semi final stage of the Ulster 2018 Senior Football Championship after a win over Armagh in Enniskillen on Saturday night.
De La Salle Belfast 4-9 Dean Maguirc Carrickmore 2-8 From Kevin Kelly in Tír na nÓg Portadown De La Salle’s
Important traffic control information for supporters travelling to the Tyrone v Monaghan Ulster Senior Football Championship Quarter Final on Sunday 20th May.
Danske Bank MacFarlane Cup Semi-final : St Colman’s Newry 3-15 St Patrick’s Keady 1-5 Quarter-final : St Columba’s Portaferry 4-10
Danske Bank Gallagher Cup quarter-final St Patrick’s Downpatrick 7-14 Cross and Passion Ballycastle 5-13 (AET) FOR the second time this
Danske Bank Gallagher Cup quarter-final St Killian’s Garron Tower 5-12 Our Lady’s and St Patrick’s Knock 1-5 INCREDIBLE as it
An Irish language course sponsored by the Ulster Council of the GAA that is FREE to members of Cumann Lúthchleas Gael who wish to improve their Gaeilge or begin to learn the Irish language will run this summer from Monday 16th July until Friday 20th July in Downings, Co. Donegal.
Donegal advanced to the quarter-finals of the Ulster SFC with victory over Cavan in Ballybofey yesterday.
Donegal claim Buncrana Cup after defeating Tyrone in the Final on a full-time scoreline of 1-12 to 1-11.
A recap of all Ulster GAA games activity for the month of April
Club Maith continues to be the bench-mark all GAA clubs should strive for in order to improve their Club, with positive results both on and off the pitch.
As part of the GAA Handball Schools Initiative, an ever increasing number of schools are erecting both indoor and outdoor One-Wall facilities which has seen a surge in interest in the game at Primary and Secondary level across the Province.
Danske Bank Corn Cholmchille final St Pius X Magherafelt 5-6 Aquinas Grammar 3-7 AN explosive five-minute spell in the second
Danske Bank Kirk Cup Hurling Final Our Lady’s and St Patrick’s Knock 2-16 St Mary’s Magherafelt 1-6 CENTRE forward Sean
The U13 Táin Óg Hurling League was officially launched at Monaghan GAA Centre of Excellence last weekend with All-Ireland winners DJ Carey and David Herity among those in attendance.
