Cumann Lúthchleas Gael Uladh
Comghairdeas mór le Ualtár ó Gréachain, An Gleann, Doire agus Dearbhla Scallon ó An Goirtín, Naomh Pádraig, Tír Eoghain who have all been crowned All-Ireland Champions after outstanding performances at the Scór Sinsir All Ireland Finals.
Ulster GAA’s Live To Play Primary School Oscars Competition 2018 is now open for entries.
Monaghan’s U17 side turned on the afterburners in the second half to defeat Donegal in style in the final of the Jim McGuigan Minor (U17) Cup Final in Drumragh on Saturday.
Martin Fogarty, National Hurling Development Manager, will be hosting three coaching workshops at venues across Ulster the weekend of April 20th – April 21st.
Applications are invited from a Lead Consultant/Consortium to make a single appointment of a multi-discipline design team, under the terms of the NEC3 Professional Services Contract, who wish to be considered for inclusion on a select list for the Down GAA Participation Centre at Ballykinlar.
Down GAA are seeking to develop a Centre at Ballykinlar to include playing pitches, changing rooms, administration headquarters and multi-purpose indoor facilities. It is our intention to submit a full planning application before the end of December 2018. To this end we are now seeking expressions of interest from suitably qualified Planning Consultants.
Ulster GAA staff will be putting their best foot forward to fundraise for the Air Ambulance and to promote blood donation for both the Northern Ireland Blood Transfusion Service and the Irish Blood Transfusion Service.
A recap of all Ulster GAA games activity for the month of March…
The 2018 Ulster Club Senior and Intermediate Football League Finals were held on Sunday 25th March and produced two very close encounters.
Eoghan Rua, Coleraine overcame Tyrone’s Dromore in the Senior Final with Laragh United defeating Stewartstown Harps in the Intermediate game.
The Final of Scór Sinsear Uladh – Ulster Final was held on Saturday 24th March in Silverbridge Community Centre, Co Armagh.
To mark the twentieth anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement, the Irish School of Ecumenics at Trinity College, Dublin is holding a one day conference focusing on grassroots peacebuilding in Northern Ireland. Ulster GAA Provincial Secretary, Brian McAvoy was invited as one of the speakers to reflect on the work of the GAA and give his assessment of the progress made to overcome social division and the legacy of violence.
Ulster GAA and the Irish FA have welcomed the Department of Education’s decision to extend funding for the award-winning Curriculum Sports Programme until 31 October 2018 as good news for schools that promote sport as part of a healthy lifestyle.
