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AIB launches new season of club championships
AIB has unveiled the 2026/2027 All-Ireland Club Championships across GAA, Ladies Football, and Camogie, honouring the many people who sustain the club spirit. This season highlights the vital role of coaches, mentors, and volunteers in communities across Ireland.
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AIB has officially launched the 2026/2027 AIB GAA, Ladies Club Football, and Camogie All-Ireland Club Championships, paying tribute to the coaches, mentors, volunteers, and players whose dedication fuels these competitions year after year. The launch featured five ambassadors—Aimee Mackin, Adrian Mullen, Paudie Clifford, and Olwen Rabbitte—who represent the pride and spirit of their respective clubs.
This campaign focuses on the unsung heroes behind every club journey: the coaches who nurture players’ skills and confidence, the mentors who provide guidance, and the volunteers and supporters who generously give their time and encouragement. Celebrating the joy found in everyday moments of support, the championships underscore how these collective efforts empower players at every stage, creating a lasting impact within communities across all counties.
Entering its 36th year sponsoring the AIB GAA Club Championship, 14th for Camogie, and third for Ladies Club Football, AIB remains the sole national sponsor of all four Gaelic Games codes. As county championships conclude and the provincial series commence, the club game embraces new dynamics shaped by recent rule changes, with players delivering memorable performances. AIB proudly stands alongside these athletes and the wider community, recognising the enduring connection that makes club Gaelic games so special.
This campaign focuses on the unsung heroes behind every club journey: the coaches who nurture players’ skills and confidence, the mentors who provide guidance, and the volunteers and supporters who generously give their time and encouragement. Celebrating the joy found in everyday moments of support, the championships underscore how these collective efforts empower players at every stage, creating a lasting impact within communities across all counties.
Entering its 36th year sponsoring the AIB GAA Club Championship, 14th for Camogie, and third for Ladies Club Football, AIB remains the sole national sponsor of all four Gaelic Games codes. As county championships conclude and the provincial series commence, the club game embraces new dynamics shaped by recent rule changes, with players delivering memorable performances. AIB proudly stands alongside these athletes and the wider community, recognising the enduring connection that makes club Gaelic games so special.
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