Ulster crowned 2026 All-Ireland GAA Wheelchair Hurling & Camogie League champions
Ulster triumphed in Letterkenny. Photo by Geraldine Diver
Ulster have been crowned the 2026 All-Ireland GAA Wheelchair Hurling & Camogie League champions following the final round of the competition at ATU Letterkenny.
Players from Ulster, Leinster, Munster and Connacht came together for the final league round of the season, with Ulster arriving in Letterkenny at the top of the table.
Impressive victories over Leinster and Munster in their opening two games were enough to secure the league title and complete a strong campaign for the province.
Ulster captain Ciaran Bradley collected the trophy from Ulster GAA Uachtarán Michael Geoghegan following the conclusion of the day’s action.
Jason Muldoon of Newbridge, Derry, was also recognised after finishing the 2026 campaign as the league’s top scorer.
The Ulster side was coached by Shane McCann of Clonoe O’Rahillys, Tyrone, and Paul Callaghan of CLG Beart, Donegal.
The four provincial teams received a warm welcome to Letterkenny, with young camogie players from St Eunan’s forming a guard of honour for the players ahead of the opening games.
With the interprovincial league now concluded, GAA for All National Chairperson Tanya Roberts Browne and the national committee are preparing for the final major event of the 2026 Wheelchair Hurling & Camogie calendar.
The GAA Wheelchair Hurling & Camogie All-Ireland Finals take place in Athboy, Co. Meath, on Saturday, 10 October, when all four provinces will come together again to compete for the All-Ireland title.