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Check out coverage of a recent Game of Three Halves event and find out how your Club can get involved…
Antrim GAA is hosting a colour run at Falls’ Park on Sunday 23 September in aid of deterMND, the charity set up by former football captain, Anto Finnegan.
Learn from some of the top Hurling coaches in the game at the upcoming Provincial Hurling Coaching Workshop taking place at the Derry Centre of Excellence, Owenbeg on Saturday 11 August.
A hardworking club secretary from St.Enda’s Derrymacash has been awarded the Translink Ulster GAA Young Volunteer of the Month award for May 2018.
Young players from Dalriada School and Our Lady of Lourdes School in Ballymoney created memories together at the weekend as they travelled to London to represent their schools and town as the Ballymoney Cúchulainns in the All Britain Competition.
A sweetly struck penalty in the 52nd minute by Donnach Swinburne proved decisive for Monaghan to win the Ulster Minor Football final at the Athletic Grounds.
The Derry and Cavan U15 teams went head to head on Saturday at Derrylaughan GAA in a bid to get their hands on the inaugural Brian McLernon Cup.
93 of the most promising players selected from across the nine counties in Ulster attended the 2018 Ulster GAA Subway Player Academy at Ulster University, Jordanstown.
Update on the exciting initiatives launched under the ‘Sport Uniting Communities’ collaboration between Ulster GAA, Ulster Rugby and the Irish FA.
Winners, results and photos from the recent Ulster Póc Fada.
There was never any sign of a surprise as Donegal reclaimed the Anglo Celt Cup with the minimum of fuss.
The official launch of the 2018 Ulster GAA Senior Football Championship Final took place at O’Neills Sport Store in Strabane yesterday.
Ulster GAA is delighted to announce its new charity partnership with Cancer Focus NI
Do you think you can strike a sliothar further than reigning Ulster Champion Donal McKernan? Then here is your big chance!
Donegal coasted into a seventh Ulster SFC final in eight years after a one-sided contest against Down at Clones.
