Cumann Lúthchleas Gael Uladh
A unique event due to take place on Monday 13th October will launch the first-ever initiative to recognise the participation of GAA members in the First World War.
Ulster GAA have announced details of the 2014 Health & Wellbeing Conference ‘Sláinte is Táinte – Health is Wealth’ which will take place in the Ramada Hotel Belfast on Saturday 8th November from 9:00am-3:30pm.
Ulster GAA, in support of the National Student Bursary Scheme, will once again award bursaries to students attending Higher Education colleges as part of its ongoing commitment to Player Welfare.
An historic GAA match will take place at the home of Ulster Rugby on November 15, aimed at raising awareness of Motor Neurone Disease (MND).
27,374 watched Mark Copeland’s Down record an emphatic 6-16 to 1-10 defeat of Fermanagh in the TG4 All-Ireland Ladies IFC final at Croke Park on Sunday
The President of Ulster GAA Martin McAviney would like to invite applications from Club Maith accredited Clubs to be recognised at this year’s Ulster GAA Presidents Awards.
Down produced a blistering final quarter to win their fourth Liberty Insurance All-Ireland premier junior camogie title at at the expense of Laois by 1-12 to 1-8 at Croke Park.
There was cause for celebration in the MAC in Belfast on Monday 8 September as Martin McAviney, the President of the GAA Ulster Council, officially launched the Gaeilge sa Chlub (Irish in the Club) scholarship scheme.
The Óg Sport U-15 tournament, which brings together the 7 a-side champions from each County, was held last Saturday 6th September in St Eunan’s, Letterkenny.
The 20th Irish News Ulster GAA All-Star team has been unveiled at the annual awards ceremony in the Armagh City Hotel.
Representatives from GAA, IRFU (Ulster Branch) and the Irish FA came together recently to launch the ‘Tackle Bullying Now’ event.
Donegal are through to the All-Ireland final on September 21, where they will play Kerry, following a memorable six-point win over reigning champions Dublin at Croke Park.
Donegal are through to the All-Ireland minor final for the first time in their history following a narrow defeat of Dublin in a very enjoyable semi-final clash at Croke Park on Sunday.
A young Cavan side ended a 62-year wait for a male All-Ireland football title of any description when two goals from teenager Tom Hayes helped their junior side deservedly see off Kerry in Portlaoise.
Ulster GAA has announced the extension of a major sponsorship programme for adult students of the Irish language for the 2014/15 academic year.
