Ulster GAA has close links with the respective provincial bodies of its sister organisations – namely Ulster Camogie and Ulster Ladies Gaelic Football.
In 2022, motions were passed at Camogie, GAA & LGFA Congresses which would see a prioritisation of integration across all three bodies. It is a complex mission but the sentiment remains the same. There is a clear commitment to deliver an Integrated Association for all by 2027.
The Steering Group on Integration (SGI) is chaired by iar-Uachtarán na hÉireann, Mary McAleese and since the inception of the process, a number of cross-associational working groups have been established, comprising of individuals with expertise in that area.
Ulster GAA will continue to work closely with both organisations as we progress towards integration into one GAA organisation.
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