Sigersons GAA attend Cancer Awareness event
“Men need to face up to health issues. We have no difficulty with things like sport or getting our cars
Cumann Lúthchleas Gael Uladh
Cumann Lúthchleas Gael Uladh
“Men need to face up to health issues. We have no difficulty with things like sport or getting our cars
Members of Omagh St Enda’s have been improving their first aid skills, thanks to a training evening at the club,
The Donnelly Group is partnering with Ulster GAA to supply their first ever mobile ticket van, which will be used for tickets sales and collections at major GAA events.
All the finishing touches are being made as host clubs across Ulster prepare to welcome their guests for the 2015 Féile na nGael.
View our comprehensive statistical analysis of Donegal’s emphatic victory over Armagh in the Ulster Senior Football Championship quarter final on Sunday 14th June.
Ulster GAA, the Irish Football Association and IRFU Ulster Branch hosted a very informative volunteer forum on Monday 15th June entitled ‘Healthy Clubs – Healthy Communities’.
For GAA patrons attending the Armagh v Donegal championship match on Sunday 14th June, the action on the pitch wasn’t the only thing to grab their attention. The Senior Football match was preceded by a balloon release to mark World Blood Donor Day, and to launch the Ulster GAA’s ‘Blood Sub’ campaign.
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.
Ulster GAA, the Irish Football Association and IRFU Ulster Branch are pleased to host a health and wellbeing themed Volunteer Forum on Monday 15th June 2015, at the Ramada Hotel, Shawsbridge, Belfast.
View our comprehensive statistical analysis of Derry’s one point victory over Down in the Ulster Senior Football Championship quarter final on Sunday 7th June.
The Greencastle St Patrick’s club in Co. Tyrone recently hosted their annual vintage show – an excellent event which attracts
Eoin Bradley’s injury-time free secured a first Ulster championship victory for Derry since 2011 after an absorbing finish against 14-man Down in Celtic Park.
