GAA Clubs Promote Health & Wellbeing
The Public Health Agency has provided funding to Ulster GAA which will ensure that each GAA unit in the Province
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The Public Health Agency has provided funding to Ulster GAA which will ensure that each GAA unit in the Province
Over 600 club officers have participated in 2015 Gaelic Life Ulster GAA Club Officer Training programme, gaining essential information and
It’s that time of year again when clubs from around the province apply to be part of the National Ladies
Gaels from across Antrim gathered at the Dunsilly Hotel on Saturday 21st February to be a part of the County’s
The official launch of the Derry GAA Health & Wellbeing Committee took place in Owenbeg on Thursday 19th February. The
After a fantastic year for Ulster Camogie in 2014 all county delegates joined the Ulster Camogie Executive and special guests
On Saturday 17th January the Gaels of Ulster battled the adverse weather conditions to take part in a novel blitz
The Ulster Ladies U20 took part in the Inter-Provincial Post Primary Schools Tournament in Coralstown/Kinnegad on Saturday 24th January. Ulster
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All over the world GAA clubs help to keep people healthy and happy. But we can always do more. In
The GAA became the country’s first sporting organisation to launch a national anti-bullying campaign with the unveiling of the GAA
Ulster GAA, in conjunction with Squareball.com has been on the road again with its student Health and Wellness programme, Drink,
Over 60 volunteers from GAA, IRFU (Ulster Branch) and the Irish FA came together recently at the “Tackle Bullying Now”
Ulster Ladies GAA have been working with several clubs assisting them with their club development. The needs of each club
A party of U14 girls from St Paul’s Academy and St Thomas More School in London have just completed a
