Ulster GAA joins other sports to develop Mental Health Awareness e-learning course
Ulster GAA has been working with Sport NI, Irish Football Association, Irish Athletic Boxing Association, Netball NI, and Ulster Rugby
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Ulster GAA has been working with Sport NI, Irish Football Association, Irish Athletic Boxing Association, Netball NI, and Ulster Rugby
Many GAA clubs in Ulster have put in place a piece of equipment which could help save lives. The equipment
Volunteers from Ulster GAA, Volunteer Now and British Red Cross have been thanked by Health Minister Robin Swann MLA for
Calling all young Gaels aged 14-24! Would you like to have fun, make friends, improve your self-esteem and build confidence?
The Executive at their meeting yesterday confirmed a further easing of lockdown restrictions which will take effect from Monday 24th
Watty Graham’s GAC, Glen, based in Maghera, have collected the Translink Ulster GAA Community Support Award in recognition of their
All club units are required to conduct a Risk Assessment & Child Safeguarding Statement, to be submitted by 31st May
A leadership training programme for young people in sport, supported by the David Cross Young People’s Fund, established in partnership
At tonight’s Ulster CCC meeting, held via tele-conference, the following decisions were taken in relation to Ulster GAA fixtures.
Further to the previous Ulster CCC decisions regarding the 2021 Ulster Senior Football Championship at their meeting on 22nd April,
A new animation launched by the NSPCC Child Protection in Sport Unit (CPSU) is helping more people to understand what
Rarely do coaches have the time to stop and reflect on their own performance, the performance of individual players or