TÁ sé rí-thábhachtach, ní amháin go mbíonn uilíocht i gceist le caighdeán na foghlama i gclubanna de chuid an CLG, ach go mbíonn deis ag gach duine faill a bheith acu ar dheiseanna foghlama. Téann ‘Foghlaim sa Chlub’ i bhfeidhm leis na deacrachtaí seo i bpobal an CLG, agus tá sé mar aidhm ag CLG […]
ULSTER GAA: Child safeguarding in the GAA
THE GAA is committed to creating and maintaining the safest possible environments for all children and young people who wish to participate in our Gaelic games and activities. We do this by recognising that all children have the right to be protected from harm and ensuring that our games are conducted in a spirit of […]
ULSTER GAA: The welcome return of Social Camogie
THE Camogie Association has announced an exciting re-launch of the Social Camogie initiative, opening doors for women across the country to engage in the sport in a fun, relaxed, and non-competitive environment. This updated program offers clubs nationwide the opportunity to embrace camogie as a social activity for friends, mothers, family members and anyone who […]
Augher’s Niall Mulrine makes his mark at Congress
By Niall Gartland AT the GAA’s Annual Congress held in Donegal Town a fortnight ago, a motion was brought forth from the Augher club redefining an important element of the GAA constitution. The brainchild of Augher vice-chairman Niall Mulrine, he took the mic and argued in favour of a change to the rules surrounding membership, so […]
Club Gaeilge na Bliana 2024 Bronnta ag Cumann Lúthchleas Gael Uladh
TÁ CLG Uladh go mór faoi chomaoin ag na clubanna iontacha fud fad an chúige a dhéanann obair iontach ar son na teanga. Táimid eolach ar chuid mhaith den obair seo. Tá go leor oibre ag dul ar aghaidh nach bhfuil i mbéal an phobail, áfach, agus tá sé rí-thábhachtach go dtugtar aird ar na […]
ULSTER GAA: Valuing Volunteers key to retention
WE often hear from clubs about how to attract and retain volunteers and one of the key ways to do both is to make your club a hub that celebrates and values all volunteers. There is a vast range of volunteering opportunities within the GAA club, and people give differently of their time and skills. […]
ULSTER GAA: The role of the healthy club officer for clubs
HEALTHY club officers and health & wellbeing committees continue to perform an invaluable role in GAA clubs across the globe. How fantastic it is that people from all walks of life across the world are benefitting from the formal health and wellbeing activity that has been organised by their GAA club? Of course, we benefit […]
Clan na Gael Celebration for Young Volunteers
CLAN na Gael GAC in Lurgan recently held a special evening to celebrate their young club volunteers who have been completing the Ulster GAA Joint Award Programme. Ulster GAA President Michael Geoghegan visited the club, along with Avril Ryan from Gaisce – The President’s Award and Kate Thompson from Duke of Edinburgh Award, to present […]
ULSTER GAA: Young GAA volunteers called to undertake the Joint Award Initiative
REGISTRATION is now open for young volunteers, aged 14-24 years old, to sign up for the Joint Award Initiative with Ulster GAA through their GAA clubs. The Joint Award Initiative is a partnership between Gaisce – the President’s Award and the Duke of Edinburgh Award – and allows young people living in the six counties […]
2024 Men’s Football Team of the Year
CONGRATULATIONS to the 2024 Gaelic Life Ulster Club All-Stars Men’s Football Team. Our team will be presented with their awards at our Gala Awards Night on Friday 7th March 2025 at the Hillgrove Hotel, Monaghan. To find out more or to book your tickets contact Catherine on 074 87 377701 or email […]