Uachtarán Chumann Lúthchleas Gael Larry McCarthy with the GAA Wheelchair Hurling Team before their departure for Prague, Czechia, at the Maldron Airport Hotel in Dublin. Photo by Ben McShane/Sportsfile
The GAA would not exist without the communities we represent and serve. Every club in the Association already supports the development of its communities in a broad variety of ways, whether that's offering young people the chance to better themselves through sport or by supporting local charities through fundraising events and functions. The programs outlined in this section aim to highlight how clubs can maximize their positive influence, be that by becoming more age-friendly in engaging older members, supporting diversity and inclusion by encouraging individuals from all backgrounds, religions, sexual orientation and populations, or supporting the engagement of people with additional needs to become involved in GAA activities.
GAA Games For ALL Fixtures and Events for 2024
Wheelchair Hurling/ Camogie, Wheelchair Gaelic football, Football for ALL, GAA National Inclusion Fitness Week
GAA for ALL Contacts:
Wheelchair Hurling / Camogie Coordinator
Tony Watene
086 1733563
Munster players and supporters celebrate with the cup after the M.Donnelly GAA Wheelchair Hurling / Camogie All-Ireland Finals 2022 at Ashbourne Community School in Ashbourne, Meath.