Ulster Claim Wheelchair Hurling & Camogie League Glory in Letterkenny
Ulster secured the 2026 All-Ireland Wheelchair Hurling & Camogie League title after dominant performances against Leinster and Munster in Letterkenny. The provincial triumph capped a stellar campaign with Jason Muldoon named top scorer and the final celebrated by a guard of honour from local youth players.
Ulster’s wheelchair hurling and camogie teams claimed provincial glory at the season-ending All-Ireland League final in Letterkenny, sealing their championship status with commanding victories over Leinster and Munster. Captain Ciaran Bradley accepted the trophy from Ulster GAA president Michael Geoghegan as crowds cheered the team’s hard-fought success.
Coaches Shane McCann and Paul Callaghan guided the squad to victory, while Newbridge’s Jason Muldoon shone as the competition’s leading marksman. The event featured a heartwarming pre-match tribute from St Eunan’s camogie juniors, who formed a guard of honour to welcome the teams onto the pitch.
The province now turns its focus to the All-Ireland Finals in Athboy on 10 October, where Ulster will bid for another title alongside Munster, Leinster and Connacht. The event marks the year’s final wheelchair hurling and camogie showcase, organised by GAA for All’s national committee.