Provincial councils
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Provincial councils are organisational bodies within the Gaelic Athletic Association, each made up of several GAA counties. The provincial council is responsible for the organisation of club and inter-county competitions such as the Provincial championships, and the promotion of Gaelic Games within their region. There are five provincial councils in the GAA, four in Ireland (Connacht , Leinster, Munster, Ulster) and one in Britain .
The ultimate goal of the European county board is to become a provincial council.
| Gaelic Athletic Association governing bodies | ||
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| Irish Provincial Councils
Connacht Council- Leinster Council- Munster Council- Ulster Council |
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| Counties of Connacht | ||
| Counties of Leinster
Carlow- Dublin- Kildare- Kilkenny- Laois- Longford- Louth- Meath- Offaly- Westmeath- Wexford- Wicklow |
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| Counties of Munster | ||
| Counties of Ulster
Antrim- Armagh- Cavan- Derry- Donegal- Down- Fermanagh- Monaghan- Tyrone |
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| Counties of the British Provincial Council
British Council |
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| Counties of Other regions | ||
| Non county bodies
Camogie Association of Ireland- Ladies' Gaelic Football Association- Higher Education GAA |
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