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Watty Graham’s GAC, Glen, based in Maghera, have collected the Translink Ulster GAA Community Support Award in recognition of their
Donegal Gaels are among the recipients for Gradaim an Uachtaráin 2021. These prestigious annual awards, organised with the support of
In partnership with Inspire Knowledge and Leadership, Ulster GAA are providing a series of online webinars, workshops and programmes, tailored
I gcroílár iarthar Bhéal Feirste, is í Coláiste Feirste an t-aon mheánscoil Ghaeilge sa chathair. Bunaíodh Coláiste Feirste in 1991,
Ulster GAA are encouraging everyone to get behind an important fundraising initiative in aid of our Charity Partner for
Ulster GAA recently hosted a series of webinars as part of our Coach Development Programme 2020 to assist club coaches
The NI Executive announced that from 24 July “spectators will be enabled to attend outdoor competitive games with numbers to be determined by the venue in line with public health advice.” This applies to games in the ‘Six Counties’ only.
Ulster GAA will host a Club Championship focussed Webinar series as part of our Coach Development Programme (CDP) 2020.
Ulster GAA, IFA and Ulster Rugby hosted a Multi-Sport Youth Forum as part of the Department for Communities programme, ‘Sport; A Home for Lifelong Volunteering’.
Counties and clubs should be aware that spectators are not yet permitted to attend games in the north – those attending games is limited to essential personnel only.
Tyrone claimed the EirGrid Ulster Under 20 Championship title at the weekend as they overcame the challenge of Donegal at
Eight teams became four as Antrim, Donegal, Down and Tyrone all took their places in the semi-finals of the EirGrid Ulster U20 Football Championship.
The GAA in Ulster had a number of recipients for Gradaim an Uachtaráin 2020, which were presented at a special banquet in Croke Park tonight.
On Saturday Ulster GAA hosted their first Wheelchair Gaelic Football tournament at Mid Ulster Sports Arena, Cookstown. The tournament was
Young boys and girls from Ballymoney and Antrim created memories together at the weekend as they travelled to London to represent their schools and towns in the All Britain Competition as part of their involvement in Ulster GAA’s Cuchulainn Initiative.
