Cumann Lúthchleas Gael Uladh
Supporters travelling to Clones for the Ulster Final are asked to take note of the following important information…
Antrim hurlers finished off a bad year on a positive note with a 15th Ulster successive senior hurling title after a provincial final that was more competitive than had been expected.
Full coverage of the 2016 Ulster Senior Hurling Championship Final between Armagh and Antrim is now available to view on the Ulster GAA Youtube channel.
The Department for Communities (DfC) NI Small Grants Programme for 2016/2017 is now open.
The Ulster University at Jordanstown played host to 98 young Gaelic players from across Ulster who attended this year’s Ulster GAA Players’ Academy, with high hopes of making a name for themselves playing for their county in years to come.
Ulster GAA’s commitment to promoting Irish language, culture and heritage has been reaffirmed by the announcement of the ‘Gaeilge sa Chlub’ scholarship scheme for 2016-17.
The media launch of the Ulster Championship Hurling Finals took place on Tuesday morning in Belfast.
Tyrone were convincing winners of Sunday’s Ulster SFC semi-final replay at Clones and bagged five goals at Clones to progress to a first provincial decider since 2010.
There may only have been a point between them at the end, but Donegal were convincing winners at Kingspan Breffni Park and deservedly advanced to a sixth Ulster SFC final in a row.
Sean Walsh, Chairman of the National Referees Administration Committee attended a meeting of the Ulster Referees Committee on Monday 27 June at the Garvaghey Centre.
Monaghan held marginal advantages across a range of statistics, however, Donegal were the more productive with their possessions, for no other reason than they managed to register a major score in the second half.
Donegal are the first Ulster Senior Hurling Shield champions following their eight point win over Monaghan in Brewster Park, Enniskillen on Sunday 26 June.
