Ulster GAA

21/09/2026

Still time to register for the upcoming Ulster GAA 'Introduction to Performance Analysis' course which begins this week 📈

📅 Wed Sept 23rd, Mon Sept 28th, Wed Sept 30th
⏰ 7pm-10pm
📍 Derry GAA Centre Owenbeg

The practical course aims to shows how analysis can be used as an effective teaching tool to improve both coach & players learning & performance, and is specifically designed to meet the needs of the modern coach at all levels.

Registration is through the Tobar Gaelic Games Learning site ⤵️
https://learning.gaa.ie/lms/course/view.php?id=27447

19/09/2026

Ulster are the 2026 All Ireland GAA Wheelchair Hurling & Camogie Legaue Champions! 🏆🟡⚫️

The team were top of the league table coming into today’s final round in Letterkenny, and impressive wins over Leinster and Munster in the opening two games were enough to claim the silverware! 🙌

Team captain Ciaran Bradley collected the trophy from Ulster GAA Uachtarán Michael Geoghegan 🏆

Comhghairdeas to the winning squad and their coaches! 👏

Ciaran Bradley (C) (Clann na Banna, Down)
Jason Muldoon (VC) (Newbridge, Derry)
Conor McGrotty (Limavady Wolfhounds, Derry)
David Doherty (St Brigids Belfast, Antrim)
Kevin Cassidy (Rock St Patricks, Tyrone)
Colm Brady (Clonoe O’Rahillys, Tyrone)
Martin Lavery (Dungannon Clarkes, Tyrone)
Paul Hannan (Ceide Lamh Dhearg, Armagh)
Peadar Heffron (St Pauls Hollywood, Down)
Damhan Hughes (Brocagh Emmetts, Tyrone)
Shane Traynor (Eire Og Craigavon, Armagh)
Thomas Fox (Clonoe O’Rahillys, Tyrone)
Cathal McAtamney (Michael Davitt GAC
Swatragh, Derry)
Sam McColgan (CLG Beart, Donegal)

Coaches: Shane McCann (Clonoe O’Rahillys, Tyrone) & Paul Callaghan (CLG Beart, Donegal)

Well done to Jason Muldoon who finished as league top scorer 🥅

18/09/2026

Ulster GAA hosts the final round of the 2026 Wheelchair Hurling & Camogie Interprovincial League tomorrow Saturday Sept 19th, at ATU Letterkenny, Co. Donegal! 🦽🥎

Ulster lead the table on 37 points, ahead of Leinster (31), Munster (27), and Connacht (17) 🏆

Action begins at 11am - all spectators welcome! 🙌

18/09/2026

✨✨REGISTER TODAY ✨✨

Ulster GAA will run a series of Indoor Football Blitzes for U12s, U14s & U16s this Winter, catering for clubs with low participation numbers 🏐

All blitzes take place at Meadowbank Sports Arena, Magherafelt, 12pm - 2pm

🗓️U12 dates
▶️10 Oct
▶️24 Oct
▶️21 Nov
▶️12 Dec
▶️16 Jan 2027 (2027 season age group)

🗓️U14 dates
▶️17 Oct
▶️7 Nov
▶️28 Nov
▶️9 Jan 2027 (2027 season age group)
▶️23 Jan 2027 (2027 season age group)

🗓️U16 dates
▶️14 Nov
▶️5 Nov

Book NOW👉 http://ulster.gaa.ie/winterindoorfootball

17/09/2026

An upcoming GAA Learning Ulster GAA 'Introduction to Performance Analysis' online course begins next week 📈

📅 Wed Sept 23rd, Mon Sept 28th, Wed Sept 30th
⏰ 7.00pm-10pm
📍 Derry GAA Centre Owenbeg

The practical course aims to shows how analysis can be used as an effective teaching tool to improve both coach & players learning & performance, and is specifically designed to meet the needs of the modern coach at all levels.

Registration is through the Tobar Gaelic Games Learning site ⤵️
https://learning.gaa.ie/lms/course/view.php?id=27447

17/09/2026

💼 JOB OPPORTUNITY: Ulster GAA is currently hiring for the role of Safeguarding Manager (Maternity Cover 9-12 months)

📣 Closing date is 4pm TOMORROW, Friday 18th September 2026.

For all the information & to apply, click below https://ulster.gaa.ie/jobs/

17/09/2026

Ulster GAA recently delivered a Coach Developer Course, equipping coaches from all levels with the skills and knowledge to deliver national body coaching awards.

Held over a week at Kildress Wolfe Tones in Co Tyrone, the training was an opportunity to support coaches in providing effective sessions and activities for players 💯

17/09/2026

The GAA, LGFA and Camogie Associations are pleased to make available to their membership a Concussion Education Course specific to Gaelic Games. One course per province will take place across October & November, and these free events are available to any club member. These interactive courses, follo...

16/09/2026

Ulster GAA is supporting Phase 2 of Power to Change - the Police Service of Northern Ireland campaign with the The Executive Office & Department of Justice NI challenging the attitudes, behaviours and beliefs that contribute to violence against women and girls.

Online words have offline consequences.
A meme. A comment. A group chat. A video.
Online sexism can become normalised when nobody challenges it.

Phase 2 of Power to Change is asking men and boys to question harmful online content and think about the standard they want to set online.

What type of man do you want to be?

Find out more: PowerToChange.info

Through its campaign, the GAA is committed to encouraging action through sport to help tackle gender-based violence.

Today we launched Phase 2 of Power to Change – our campaign with the The Executive Office and Department of Justice NI challenging the attitudes, behaviours and beliefs that contribute to violence against women and girls.

This next phase takes the conversation online, focusing on the spaces where harmful attitudes can be formed, shared and normalised – from social media and group chats to gaming platforms, comment sections and influencer culture.

At the launch event today we heard why challenging misogyny early matters – and the role we can all play in setting a different standard.

Phase 2 asks men and boys in particular to question what they see, challenge harmful attitudes and think about the standard they want to set – online and offline.

Online words have offline consequences.

Find out more at https://orlo.uk/gGMsg

16/09/2026

Ulster GAA hosts the final round of the 2026 GAA Wheelchair Hurling & Camogie Interprovincial League this Saturday, Sept 19th, at ATU Letterkenny, Co. Donegal 🦽🥎

Ulster currently sit top of the table on 37 points, six points clear of Leinster on 31. Munster are on 27 points, with Connacht on 17 🏆

The first game begins at 11am, all spectators welcome!🙌