Cumann Lúthchleas Gael Uladh
Donegal produced an awesome first half display to destroy Armagh and send out a powerful message about their championship intentions that will reverberate around the country.
Brave Fermanagh held on in testing Croke Park circumstances to claim an emotional Lory Meagher Cup title today.
There was disappointment for the hurlers of Derry and Armagh as they lost out in the Christy Ring and Nicky Rackard Cup Finals respectively at Croke Park today.
Two Ulster GAA Active Clubs Co-ordinators recently visited London to research initiatives that encourage sport participation in deprived areas.
A host of former Gaelic Football stars will line out for a special charity game as part of the Dubai Duty Free Irish Open Golf events next week in Newcastle.
Ulster GAA are delighted to be playing host to the GAA Féile na nGael finals from 19-21 June 2015.
Martin McAviney, Uactarán Chomhairle Uladh CLG was in Downing on Thursday 14th May to officially launch the Irish language course which is sponsored by the Ulster Council of the GAA.
The launch of the 2015 Ulster GAA Inter-Firms competition has taken place in Corn Market, Belfast.
The Irish News have unveiled the winners of their highly contested Irish News School, Club & Volunteer Awards.
A number of Counties have secured their places at the 2015 Buncrana Cup and Jim McGuigan Cup semi finals.
Documentation for club’s participating in the 2015 Féile na nGael tournament.
A host of former GAA stars will assemble for the much anticipated GAA Open charity game in Newcastle later this month as part of a week of events around the Dubai Duty Free Irish Open Golf at the Royal County Down course.
The draw to match the visiting clubs with their hosts for the 2015 Féile na nGael has been completed.
Roe Valley Cúchulainns have been crowned Ulster GAA 2015 Cúchulainn Cup Champions today at Ulster’s flagship cross community tournament, held in Garvaghey in Tyrone.
Armagh have concluded their successful Division III campaign in style at Croke Park on Saturday evening, seeing off Fermanagh by five points in the final to land the third tier title.
