A GAA club in Uganda is using newly developed sign language to teach deaf schoolchildren hurling and Gaelic football.

GAA HAS taken hold in Uganda – with gaelic games-related terminology now added to the Ugandan Sign Language (USL) dictionary.

The winner of a Paul Mescal lookalike competition in Dublin today has said he did nothing to win except “win the Paul Mescal ...

We can’t thank Dublin GAA enough: I was totally blown away by ... He praised our outreach, our use of Ulster-Scots within our ...

The Portwest logo stands proud on both the men’s and ladies' jerseys ... seeks to evoke the deep emotional connection and unwavering passion that binds the people to their county and the GAA. It ...

It’s game on for deaf schoolchildren in Uganda who are embracing Gaelic Games thanks to new signs incorporated into the Ugandan Sign Language (USL) dictionary supported by a Co Clare GAA enthusiast.

The Portwest logo is now featured on both the men’s and ladies’ jerseys, with the Elverys.ie now emblazoned on the sleeve. Mayo GAA Chairman Séamus Tuohy said the new Mayo jersey represented ...

Limerick GAA Chairman John Cregan thanked the Gaelic Grounds Committee who engaged the Pudding Brand to develop the logo. “This was an excellent collaboration and complements the physical works ...

KIDS from East Belfast GAA were guests of honour in Dublin where former Taoiseach Bertie Ahern described them as the “fruit ...