Fifteen young GAA members from across Ulster are spending their summer building valuable leadership skills through the GAA’s Dermot Earley Youth Leadership Programme.
Delivered by Ulster GAA in partnership with Foróige, the initiative supports young people aged 15–18 to become more active leaders within their clubs and local communities.
The programme focuses on developing confidence, teamwork and leadership through three engaging modules, combining facilitated workshops with independent learning. By taking part, participants are gaining the skills and experience needed to make a positive difference both on and off the playing field.
The Dermot Earley Youth Leadership Programme continues to empower young people to reach their full potential while helping to shape the next generation of leaders across Ulster.
Participants include:
Antrim: Sara French (St Comgalls)
Armagh: Rachel Derry (Ballyhegan Davitts), Ethan Connolly (Middletown), Erin McDonald (Middletown), Aoife Morgan (St. Patrick’s GFC), Lily Wilson (St.Brigids Camogie Club)
Down: Conor Long (Ballycran)
Fermanagh: Ellie Keaney (Devenish St Marys)
Monaghan: Conn McGuigan (Killeevan Sarsfields)
Tyrone: Lucy Canavan (Brocagh Camogie), Caeden Doyle (Derrytresk), Marcus McLaughlin (Galbally Pearses)
By Michael Devlin Thu 16th Jul
