Ulster GAA

Ulster GAA

Irish:

Cúige Ulaidh

Location:

North of Ireland

Number of counties:

Province Colours:

Gold and black

Major Grounds:

Casement Park, Clones
St. Tiernach's Park, Belfast

Most All-Ireland titles:
-Hurling:
-Football:

none
Down (5)

Most provincial titles:
-Hurling:
-Football:

Antrim (46)
Cavan (39)

Interprovincial Championship wins:
-Hurling:
-Football:

0
27

The Ulster Council is a Provincial council of the Gaelic Athletic Association sports of hurling, Gaelic football, camogie, and handball in the province of Ulster. The headquarters of the Ulster GAA is based in Armagh City.

[edit] Constituent counties

The following, while not administrated by the Ulster Council, play in the Ulster Senior Hurling Championship:

Competitions

Competitions

Gaelic Athletic Association
National Football League
Division 1	A	Cork \| Donegal \| Dublin \| Fermanagh \| Kerry \| Limerick\| Mayo \| Tyrone
Division 1	B	Armagh \| Derry \| Down \| Galway \| Kildare \| Laois \| Louth \| Westmeath
Division 2	A	Carlow \| Clare \| Leitrim \| London \| Longford \| Monaghan\| Offaly \| Roscommon
Division 2	B	Antrim \| Cavan \| Meath \| Sligo \| Tipperary \| Wexford\| Waterford \| Wicklow
National Hurling League
Division 1	A	Clare \| Cork \| Down \| Offaly \| Waterford \| Wexford
Division 1	B	Antrim \| Dublin \| Galway \| Kilkenny \| Limerick \| Tipperary
Division 2	A	Armagh \| Carlow \| Derry \| Laois \| Meath \| Wicklow
Division 2	B	Kerry \| Kildare \| London \| Mayo \| Westmeath
Division 3	A	Donegal \| Leitrim \| Louth \| Monaghan \| Sligo
Division 3	B	Cavan \| Fermanagh \| Roscommon \| Longford \| Tyrone
Connacht \| Leinster \| Munster \| Ulster \| Third level