Connacht GAA Scór Sinsear Final
The Tráth na gCeisteanna Boird will commence at 5pm and this will be followed by stage events at 6.30pm.
This is an all ticket event and these can be purchased at this link, click here
https://www.universe.com/events/connacht-scor-sinsir-finals-tickets-4H7JB8







GAA President’s Awards 2025

Congratulations to the McGrath Family of Sarsfields Club, Galway, who were presented with the Dermot Early Family Award by Uachtarán Chumann Lúthchleas Gael Jarlath Burns and AIB chief customer officer Orlaith Ryan during the Gradaim an Uachtaráin at Croke Park in Dublin this evening.
THE DERMOT EARLEY FAMILY AWARD
THE MCGRATH FAMILY, SARSFIELDS GAA, GALWAY
Sarsfields remains one of the most respected hurling and camogie clubs in the country. Several families have contributed to the Sarsfields cause throughout the years, with the McGraths’ occupying a central part in the success story.
Michael ‘Hopper’ McGrath’s greatness as a player was underlined during a golden era for Galway with two All-Ireland senior medals gleaned in 1987 and 1988. There was plenty of silverware collected in Sarsfields’ colours too, with five Galway SHC titles and two AIB All-Ireland club triumphs.
The links with that cherished Sarsfields team and the camogie outfit of the modern era are extremely strong.
‘Hopper’ McGrath has managed Sarsfields to glory on the local and national stage illustrated by eight Galway Camogie Championships in a row.
Remarkably, six McGrath sisters featured in Sarsfields’ comprehensive AIB All-Ireland Camogie Final win over Truagh/Clonlara at Croke Park in December.
It was Sarsfields’ fourth victory in that competition during the last decade, while they were beaten in four finals.
Throughout that spell, Niamh, Clodagh, Orlaith, Siobhan, Ciara, and Laoise delivered for Sarsfields.
Off the field of play, their mother Geraldine (nee Kilkelly), a former Irish hockey international, has assisted in the development of camogie at both club and county level in various administrative roles.
These are particularly exciting and rewarding times for Sarsfields. The McGraths continue to make a significant sporting impact.
Referee Recruitment for 2025

Allianz Football and Hurling League Fixtures 2025
The GAA can confirm ticketing arrangements for the 2025 Allianz Leagues.
Prices will remain unchanged at €20 for Adults and €15 for Senior Citizens/Students for Division 1 Allianz Football League games and 1A
and 1B Allianz Hurling League games.
There will be a change in juvenile pricing. Children’s Tickets (U16) will be €5 for all Division 1 and Division 2 Fixtures in football and Division 1A & 1B in hurling.
These tickets can only be purchased alongside an adult ticket.
This new arrangement has been introduced after consultation with our counties and to assist with event control and health and safety protocols for fixtures that attract bigger attendances.
The GAA can also confirm the availability of the new League Bundle Tickets:
Allianz Football Division 1 & 2 – Adult Match ticket price: €20
• 7 National League Football matches for €100
• 4 National League Football matches for €65
Purchase Football League Bundle tickets here
Allianz Hurling Division 1A & 1B – Adult Match ticket price: €20
• 6 National League Hurling matches for €90
• 3 National League Hurling matches for €50
Purchase Hurling League Bundle Tickets here
In keeping with the practice of recent years, all tickets must be purchased in advance via county boards, gaa.ie or from participating Centra and SuperValu outlets (see list below)
Purchase Galway Allianz Football League Match Fixture Tickets: click here
Purchase Galway Allianz Hurling League Match Fixture Tickets: click here



All-Ireland Club Ladies Football and Camogie Finals
Exiting weekend ahead on the club scene, with four Galway Ladies Clubs lining out in Croke Park in their respective Club All-Ireland Finals.
Galway GAA wishes Annaghdown LGFA, Kilkerrin-Clonberne LGFA, Ahascragh Caltra Camogie and Sarsfields Camogie every success at the weekend in their finals!

Intermediate: Annaghdown (Galway) v Bennekerry/Tinryland (Carlow); Croke Park, 3pm – Live on TG4 – Click here for tickets
Annaghdown LGFA Fundraiser: https://www.idonate.ie/fundraiser/AnnaghdownlgfaQF
Watch Live on Spórt TG4

Senior: Kilkerrin-Clonberne (Galway) v Kilmacud Crokes (Dublin); Croke Park, 5pm – Live on TG4 – Click here for tickets

Intermediate Final: Ahascragh Caltra vs Clanmaurice | Sunday 15th December | 2pm | Croke Park
Buy Match Tickets – https://am.ticketmaster.com/gaa/buy/24CP1512
Watch Live on RTE Player

Sarsfields vs Truagh-Clonlara | Sunday 15th December | 4.15pm | Croke Park
Tickets – https://am.ticketmaster.com/gaa/buy/24CP1512
Live on RTE2 and RTE Player
Sarsfields Camogie Fundraiser : https://www.idonate.ie/fundraiser/SarsfieldsCamogieClub1
Revised Connacht GAA Scór na nÓg Final 2024
We would like to wish all of our Galway competitors the very best of luck in the Connacht Final in on Saturday, 14th December, in St John’s Community Centre, Lecarrow, Co. Roscommon.
Hopefully there’ll be Connacht titles heading back to the county – Gaillimh Abú!
Please note this is all ticket event, tickets can only be purchased through the below link. All tickets purchased for the original event are still valid.
You can purchase tickets for the Final here: https://www.universe.com/events/connacht-scor-na-nog-finals-tickets-T75C0K
Competition begins with Tráth na gCeist at 12.30pm & Onstage acts at 2pm

Quiz: St Thomas’– Hiúdaí Mulkerrins, Sam Hughes, Maye Mulkerrins, Aengus Mulkerrins.




Recitation – Pádraig Pearses
Kealan Murray

Solo Singing – Cortoon
Cian Corbett

Club Officer Training 2024/2025
The GAA, LGFA and Camogie Association are pleased to confirm the next phase of Club Officer training scheduled for the end of 2024 and beginning of 2025.
The Planning and Training Committee has worked closely with the Provincial Councils, County Committees, LGFA and Camogie Association to make a range of training opportunities available to both new and existing Club Officers. As part of our efforts to acknowledge the contributions volunteers make to our Associations, we will be introducing a scheme in 2025 that recognises active volunteers by providing meaningful and beneficial rewards. While some details are still being confirmed we do know that recent engagement with Club Officer training is one metric that will be used to determine a volunteers level of activity. This means that volunteers completing Club Leadership Development Programme modules in 2024 and 2025 stand to benefit beyond the valuable skill and knowledge development gained from completing modules.

Here is a summary of what’s available:
1. Role Induction Webinars
Each GAA Provincial Council will lead the delivery of online role-induction training for Chairpersons, Secretaries, Treasurers, PROs and Coaching Officers on the following dates:
· 7 January – Ulster
· 8 January – Connacht
· 15 January – Leinster
· 16 January – Munster
Some GAA Provinces will also provide webinars for other roles, so please refer to the events calendar for more information: https://learning.gaa.ie/club_leadership
2. Club Governance
In-person governance workshops will be held in each County next February, giving Club Officers an opportunity to meet, share experiences, and improve their understanding of essential governance
tasks for 2025. This training will be offered both in person and as an eLearning module for those who prefer online learning. Registration opens in December.
3. Volunteer Management
We are pleased to introduce the first accredited volunteer management course specifically for Club Officers, developed in partnership with SETU Carlow. This micro-credential course will strengthen volunteer management and succession planning skills, and formally acknowledge the dedication of volunteers to their personal development. Applications open in December.
4. IT Systems
Webinars and tutorial videos on the Foireann system and Microsoft 365 Apps (including OneDrive, Forms, and Planner) are being developed to support digital proficiency among Club Officers. You can sign-up today for the Foireann webinars via the calendar, while the tutorial videos will be ready in the New Year: Visit – https://learning.gaa.ie/club_leadership
5. Topical Modules
Additional training sessions will be organised based on requests from GAA County Planning and Training Officers. Upcoming modules include:
Module Dates
Essential Data Protection 27 November and 4 December
Recruitment to Retention: Optimising Volunteer
Efforts in Your Club 11 December, 30 January and 27 February
Irish Language and Culture Officer 7 and 8 January
Creating a Safe Club 13, 20, 27 January and 3 February
Healthy Club Officer Training 5 February
Player Welfare 6 February
Critical Incident Response Training 19 March
6. Digital Archives
An extensive library of recorded webinars on topics such as Club Planning, Club AGMs, the Corporate Trustee and more is available to support ongoing learning. Access these resources here: https://learning.gaa.ie/search/all?keys=&f%5B0%5D=category%3A3552&f%5B1%5D=content_type%3Apodcast&f%5B2%5D=content_type%3Awebinar
For any queries, please contact officertraining@gaa.ie
The LGFA will also be rolling out specific training to their units under their Club Leadership Development training. This includes:
1. LGFA Club Leadership Webinars
Full details of the winter webinar series with topics for all officers is available at https://ladiesgaelic.ie/learn/upcoming-webinars/
2. LGFA Administrator Pathway
The LGFA Administrator Pathway is a self-led development initiative aimed at supporting volunteer administrators at their level enabling them to receive support at a time when they need it, and specific to their role. There are role specific webinars for each officer to support them in their role currently or for future officers thinking of taking up a position. Full details are available at https://ladiesgaelic.ie/learn/lgfa-administrator-pathway/
3. Digital Archives
An extensive library of recorded LGFA webinars on topics such as Club Planning, Club AGMs, and volunteer recruitment are available at https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLaRae0nf71-2BzMIaDSrEe3AnhXtQBkMs&si=KkjaLO8MGM514uXQ.
For any queries in relation to the LGFA training events, please contact niall.mulrine@lgfa.ie
Sustainability Information Events for Galway GAA Clubs
Galway GAA are hosting 3 Sustainability Information events in the below locations:
19th Nov – Connemara Coast Hotel
20th Nov – Loughrea Hotel and Spa
21st Nov – Claregalway Hotel
Time: 8.00pm (each evening)

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