Cumann Lúthchleas Gael Uladh
Down comfortably contained the much-vaunted Armagh attack in Páirc Esler to win a first Ulster championship match in four years.
Queen’s Sport and Queen’s GAA Clubs are inviting applications and expressions of interest in a variety of management and coaching roles for 2017/18 academic year.
Sean Cavanagh top-scored with 0-7 as Tyrone eased to an 11-point Ulster Championship first round victory over Derry at Celtic Park.
Ulster GAA will be teaming up with Translink to provide a free shuttle bus service for supporters to enjoy convenient access to and from the Down v Armagh Ulster Football Championship games at Páirc Esler, Newry on Sunday 4th June.
A who’s who of hurling expertise and knowledge has been assembled for an innovative series of coaching workshops taking place in each Province, with the Ulster leg of the event taking place on July 22nd at the Tyrone GAA Centre, Garvaghey
The Annual Ulster GAA U16 Player Academy Camp takes place on July 3rd and 4th in the high-performance facilities of the University of Ulster, Jordanstown.
St Patrick’s & St Joesph’s P.S Glenullin & Garvagh were announced as the Overall Winners at the 2017 Ulster GAA Live to Play ‘Oscars’.
Donegal came good in the second half to get their Ulster SFC off to a competent start against Antrim in Ballybofey on Sunday afternoon.
Monaghan started the Ulster SFC with a nine-point win over Fermanagh in the preliminary round at Clones on Saturday evening.
Sixteen year old, Sarah Malone from Aghaderg GFC, Camogie & Ballyvarley Hurling Club, Co Down has been the young GAA activist to be awarded the Translink Young GAA Volunteer Award.
The Irish News unveiled the winners of their highly contested Irish News Club & Volunteer Awards which recognises and rewards GAA Schools, Clubs & Volunteers throughout Ulster for their commitment to Gaelic Games and their community irrespective of their playing ability.
Tyrone and Cavan have booked a place in the Ulster U17 Football Championship Final after defeating Down and Antrim respectively in their semi-final clashes on Saturday 13th May.
John West are delighted to be the national sponsor of GAA Féile and launched their sponsorship of the Féile Peile na nÓg competition at an event in The Slieve Russell Hotel in Cavan this week.
One of Swatragh’s finest sons, Willie Turner, so rightly received recognition at the Scór Sinsir All-Ireland Final for a lifetime’s devotion and commitment to the promotion of Gaelic sport, and in particular for his tireless and selfless promotion of Scór within the County Derry.
On Mental Health Awareness Week it is fitting that Ulster GAA have formally linked with AWARE as their charity partner for 2017.
