Round Three of Wheelchair Hurling & Camogie Interprovincial League in Mayo
Munster's Kieran Bennis and James McCarthy celebrate after the 2025 M. Donnelly GAA Wheelchair Hurling & Camogie All-Ireland Finals 2025 final. Photo by Ben McShane/Sportsfile
The GAA Wheelchair Hurling & Camogie Interprovincial League continues this Saturday September 5 as Connacht welcome Leinster, Munster and Ulster to Kiltimagh, Co. Mayo for Round Three of the 2026 league.
The action gets underway at 11am, with players from across the four provinces coming together for another full day of interprovincial competition.
This year’s league has already seen rounds hosted by Munster and Leinster, with Connacht now taking their turn to welcome the competition west. The league provides players with regular competitive opportunities throughout the year, while bringing together the growing Wheelchair Hurling & Camogie community from across the country.
Saturday’s event is being hosted by Connacht GAA for All, with great work taking place locally in Mayo in preparation for the round. Volunteers from across the county will also be involved throughout the day, helping to make the event possible.
Wheelchair Hurling & Camogie continues to grow within the GAA for All programme, providing an opportunity for people of all abilities to represent their province and enjoy our national games in a competitive and inclusive environment.
Spectators are very welcome to come along to Kiltimagh on Saturday, support the players and experience Wheelchair Hurling & Camogie in action.