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In partnership with Inspire Knowledge and Leadership, Ulster GAA are providing a series of online webinars, workshops and programmes, tailored
Ulster GAA are encouraging everyone to get behind an important fundraising initiative in aid of our Charity Partner for
This week Ulster GAA, in conjunction with The Northern Ireland Anti-Bullying Forum (NIABF) and the Child Protection in Sport Unit
Road Safety Week is coming up, and to mark it Ulster GAA are sharing important road safety messages from some
Each year, See Change roll out a month-long national Green Ribbon Campaign to encourage people in Ireland to end mental
Today, Saturday 10th October, is World Mental Health Day, and this year more than ever we are acutely aware of
Organ Donation Week has just passed and it serves to remind us all about the importance of organ donation. The
Following the Taoiseach’s statement regarding CoVid-19 yesterday, the GAA (as well as the Camogie Association and LGFA) have taken the decision to suspend all activity at club, county and education levels with immediate effect.
Ulster GAA teamed up with the Ulster Independent Clinic at the weekend to provide its Provincial Referees Panel with free health checks for the season ahead.
Young Gaels from across Tyrone have been learning vital lifesaving CPR skills in their summer camps as part of a joint initiative between Ulster GAA and the British Heart Foundation Northern Ireland
Our charity partner Cancer Focus would like GAA clubs to get involved in PINK October.
Ulster GAA are delighted to be able to offer, MindFit, a mental health awareness workshop developed by AWARE in conjunction with Ulster GAA which aims to promote resilience and emotional intelligence
As part of Ulster GAA’s ‘Gael Active’ Project , Cumann Pheadair Naofa GAA proudly introduced Warrenpoint Operation Transformation for January 2018.
Last week a Multi-Sport Volunteering Forum ‘Stay in the Game – Promoting Lifelong Well-being in Sport’ explored interesting and innovative ways to keep people active in sports clubs long after they’ve finished playing.
Ulster GAA and Derry GAA, in conjunction with National GAA, provided bibs and banners for the first ever Gaelic Football team to take part in the Football v Homophobia initiative which was included in the Foyle Pride Festival on August 25th and 26th in Derry City.
