Cumann Lúthchleas Gael Uladh
Donegal ended Tyrone’s six-year domination of the Bank of Ireland Dr McKenna Cup in a fast-paced, entertaining final in the Athletic Grounds.
Ahead of the Bank of Ireland Dr McKenna Cup Final between Donegal and Tyrone at the Athletic Grounds at 6pm today, hear from management and players in the last in our series of BOI Dr McKenna Cup podcasts in association with Ulster GAA Writers…
Physical Education students from St Mary’s University College in Belfast have embarked on an initiative to coach gaelic games at schools and sports clubs in four Canadian cities. The new coaching scheme is the successful outcome of a joint initiative involving Ulster GAA, the Canada Board of the GAA and St Mary’s.
Comhghairdeas to three Ulster Gaels who were recognised at Gradaim an Uachtaráin 2018 for their outstanding contribution to Gaelic Games and Culture.
Celebrating those ‘determined to fly’, the Michaela Foundation Wings Awards initiative aims to recognise and award young people who are motivators within their local community.
The National Pitch Maintenance Group are organising an information day for all county and club grounds people to take place on Saturday 10th March at the Tyrone GAA Centre, Garvaghey.
The 2018 Female Handball Conference supported by the Department for Communities was held at Queens PEC Belfast on Thursday 1st February with over 120 secondary schoolgirls in attendance.
Ulster GAA are delighted to have assisted 24 clubs across Cavan, Donegal and Monaghan in securing €968,882 in the 2017 Sport Capital Programme Grant
As part of Ulster GAA’s ‘Gael Active’ Project , Cumann Pheadair Naofa GAA proudly introduced Warrenpoint Operation Transformation for January 2018.
Ulster GAA in association with Translink has selected an 18 year-old Gael from Mayobridge GAC as the latest winner of the Translink Young Volunteer Award.
There are 46 Teams entered in the 2018 Ulster Senior & Intermediate Football Club League. This is the highest number of entrants we have had in recent years as clubs step up their preparations for the year ahead.
The Bank of Ireland Celtic Challenge is a ground-breaking hurling development competition for 16 and 17-year old hurlers from all 32 Counties. The Ulster launch of the Bank of Ireland Celtic Challenge took place in Tyrone GAA Centre, Garvaghey, last night.
Patrick McBrearty was pivotal as Donegal advanced to the final of the Dr McKenna Cup for the first time since 2010 with victory over Armagh at Celtic Park in Derry.
Brian McAvoy, Secretary of Ulster GAA has released his annual report in advance of the 2018 Ulster Convention.
Comhghairdeas and well done to all involved in the final of Scór na nÓg Uladh which took place in Downpatrick on Saturday 13th January to a full house.
