Ballygarrett Gaa Club

Ballygarrett Ralt na Mara GAA club is a vibrant and inclusive community club, formed in 1982 through the amalgamation of the old clubs Ralt na Mara and Ballygarrett. The club prides itself on its strong dual status, fielding teams in Hurling, Gaelic Football, Camogie, and Ladies Football for both adults and underage players. The club's mission is to encourage participation in GAA activities from all members of the community, regardless of background, while prioritising safety and protection for children.

The club is grateful for the support received through fundraisers such as the Buy-A-Brick campaign and the Euromillions Syndicate, with proceeds being used for capital projects benefiting all club members. Ballygarrett Ralt na Mara GAA is powered by Weebly and is active on social media platforms for the latest updates and information on club activities.

The club offers various programmes for Ladies Football across different age groups, with dedicated coaches and contact details provided for each category. Additionally, the GAA activity planner website is recommended for coaches to enhance training sessions for players of all levels.

Located at Ballygarrett Pitches in Riverchapel Community Complex, the club values its sponsors who support different sections within the club, from adult playing teams to the School of Hurling and Little Stars section. Members are encouraged to also show support to the club sponsors by engaging with their businesses.

For those interested in becoming a sponsor, Club Chairman Ray Corcoran and Club Secretary Colm O'Loughlin can provide more information on sponsorship opportunities. Ballygarrett Ralt na Mara GAA club is a welcoming and community-focused organisation that promotes camaraderie and teamwork through Gaelic games.