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Clg Uladh an Chomhdháil Bhliantúil 2018 Cluichí | Cultúr | Teanga #WeAreUlsterGAA ANNUAL CONVENTION ANNUAL CONVENTION 2018 CLG ULADH AN CHOMHDHÁIL BHLIANTÚIL 2018 CLUICHÍ | CULTÚR | TEANGA 26Ú EANÁIR 2018 ÓSTÁN AN VILLA ROSE I mBEALACH FÉICH ANNUAL CONVENTION 2018 #WeAreUlsterGAA ANNUAL CONVENTION 2018 05 // Tuarascáil an Rúnaí Thart fá’n am seo anuraidh, bhí CLG oiriúnach a aontú i gcuimhne Danny; Ní raibh aon ádh ar Aontroim a Uladh fós ag teacht chun téarmaí ceann inar féidir linn, agus go háirithe thoiread I gcluichí na scoileanna le bás ár Rúnaí Cúige a raibh meas teaghlach Ó Murchaidh, a bheith agus, do'n chead uair fosta, ní bhfuair mór againn air, an Dr Danny Murphy. bróduil as. foireann as Aontroim fhad le cluiche D'fhreastail sé ar chomhairle Uladh ar ceannais Corn Mhic Giotháin, an feadh beagnach 35 bliain. Bhí Danny Bhí an chéad bhliain den CLG in Uladh príomh-chomórtas iománaíochta mar Rúnaí i gcáil ghníomhach nó buan indiaidh thréimhse Danny ar cheann do scoileanna in Uladh agus bhí "an ar feadh 20 bliain. Mar thoradh suntasach ar go leor bealaí. Cé nach chéad uair ariamh" fosta eile in san ar a bhás bhí caillteanais mhóra ar dtáinig mór-onóracha ar bith go Cúige comhpháirtí peile, Corn Mhic Ruairí, a thaithí, ar eolas agus ar oidhreacht Uladh, bhí sraith de eachtaí an chead bhain Naomh Muire, Machaire Fíolta na seirbhíse sa CLG in Uladh agus uair acu a fiú tagairt a dhéanadh orthú. don chéad uair. I liathróid láimhe, bhain ar fud na tíre. Bhain Tír Eoghain an comórtas Peile Charly Shanks as Ard Mhacha a chéad faoi-17 'aon-uaire' a eagraíodh chun teideal 40 × 20 Aonair Uile-Éireann, Ós rud é go bhfuil an chéad freastal ar imreoirí óga a d'fhéadfadh a agus é anois ach an dara imreoir as chomóradh de bhás Danny anois chailliúint as an deis chun ionadaíocht cúige Uladh indiaidh Paul Brady an thart, is é seo an t-am do CLG Uladh a dhéanamh ar a gcontae mar gheall t-imeacht mhór seo a bhaint amach. machnamh a dhéanamh ar an tslí is ar an laghdú ar an ngrúpa aoise fearr a féidir linn rannchuidiú le cur idir-contae ó Faoi - 18 go dtí Faoi -17 GNÍOMHAÍOCHT CLUICHÍ 2017 chun cinn agus cothabháil CLG sa i 2018; Ba í Maggie Farrelly an chéad Sa bhliain 2017, d'aisghabháil Tír chúige a mheabhrú mar is oiriúnach bhean, ní hamháin in Uladh ach in Eoghain Corn Anglo Celt don dara ina chuimhne. Thug Danny an oiread Éirinn chun réiteoireacht ar chluiche bliain as a cheile agus bhuaigh sin dá chuid ama do dhaoine eile go ceannais chlub cúige nuair roghnú í Aontroim arís Corn Liam Harvey. Lean bhfuil sé oiriúnach go dtabharfaidh mar réiteoir do’n chluiche ceannais Craobhchomórtais Chlub Uladh ar muid rud éigin ar ais chun a chuimhne Peile Sóisearach idir Naomh Colmcille aghaidh ag mothú ár n-imreoirí agus agus a chuid éachtaí a bheith ina agus Bealach na Léice; Do'n chéad ár lucht féachana. D'fhreastail breis foinse inspioráide do na glúnta atá uair ariamh bhí seisear chontae is 5,500 lucht féachana ar Chluiche ann faoi láthair agus na glúnta atá éagsúla i gcraobhchomórtais peile leath cheannais Iomána Uladh idir le teacht. Dá bhrí sin, caithfidh sé a na gclub cúige agus fosta do'n Dún Lathaí agus Sleacht Néill ag An bheith mar thosaíocht don Chomhairle chead uair, theip ar Chlub as Contae Abhainn Beag. Lean Slaughtneil ar a atá ag teacht isteach chun aghaidh a Aontroma a bheith I gcluiche gcead dteideal i 2016 le dhá cheann thabhairt ar an gceist seo agus ómós ceanna is Iománaíochta Uladh. i ndiaidh a chéile nuair a bhuail siad Baile Mhic Uileagóid sa chluiche ceannais i bPáirc na Lúthchleasaíochta in Ard Mhacha. Imríodh cluichí ceannais na gclubanna Uladh Iomána agus camógaíochta arís mar cheannteideal dúbailte a léiríonn an dul chun cinn mór a rinneadh i gcomhtháthú agus ag obair le príomhgheallsealbhóirí ar fud an chúige. Go suntasach, bhailigh an club céanna (Sleacht Néill) Corn Seamus McFerran don dara bliain as a chéile nuair a bhí an bua acu thar Gaeil an Chabháin i gcluiche ceannais na peile os comhair 7,500 lucht féachana in Ard Mhacha. Is éacht do-chreidte é seo do chlub Dhoire an teideal cúige 24 AN CHOMHDHÁIL BHLIANTÚÍL 2018 #WeAreUlsterGAA ANNUAL CONVENTION 2018 a imirt sula gcuirfí a gclár inmheánacha cluichí contae ar bun. Tá laghdú tagtha ar líon na gclubanna le blianta beaga anuas, ach tá roinnt spreagadh ann ó na hiontrálacha a fuarthas don chomórtas 2018. Bhí Comórtas Peile Allianz ina chomórtas díomá do chontaetha Uladh gan aon foireann as an cúige in sna cluichí ceannais agus gan ardú céim ar bith. Maidir le hiománaíocht, bhuail Aontroim Ceatharlach agus bhian Dún na nGall in éidean Tír Eoghain i gcluiche ceannais uile Uladh chun na teidil Srath Allianz a bhailiú i Roinn 2A agus 3A faoi seach. Bhí ionadaíocht againn sna Féilirí Uí Rinn agus Mac Riocaird. I gCluiche Corn Chríostóir Uí Rinn chaill Aontroim i gcluiche iontach le Ceatharlach ar scór líne 5-23 go 4-15. Ba é cluiche uile Uladh a bhí i gCluiche Ceannais Corn Nioclás Mhic Riocaird nuair a bhuail Doire Ard Mhacha ar scór líne 3-23 go 2-15. Is mise, le meas, a bhaint sa pheil, Iománaíocht, agus faoi seach. Maidir le Rannán 3, tá camógaíochta dhá bhliain i ndiaidh a trí fhoireann ceangailte ag barr na chéile. Tiocfaidh mé ar ais go dtí scéal sraithe agus tá socruithe in áit na iontach rath Sleacht Neill níos faide siar cluichí atá fágtha a imirt ag tús séasúr i mo thuarascáil. 2018. Tá an comórtas seo i gceist le neamhchomhlíonadh cluichí agus is Ba é 2017 an séú bliain de’n Sráth gá athchóiriú mór a dhéanamh air. Táin iománaíochta na gClubanna do Táthar á scrúdú faoi láthair. Dhaoine Fásta. Bhí 22 fhoireann san iomlán ar fud chúige Uladh chomh Bhí 28 club páirteach i Sraith Club Peile maith le foirne ó Lú. Cuireadh na Uladh i 2017 le 11 foirne sinsearacha clubanna as cúige Chonnachta a agus 17 club ag leibheal idirmheánacha. d'iomaigh an chéad uair isteach Bhain Eoghan Rua Cúil Rathain sa rannóg Chonnachta arís. Bhí trí (Doire) agus Gortín (Tír Eoghain) na roinn go h-iomlán ann. Tháinig An cluichí ceannais Sinsearacha agus Céide (Ard Mhacha) agus Baile na Idirmheánacha, agus bhí an dá chluiche BRIAN MAC FHIOBHUÍ Lorgan (Muineachán) chun cinn ceannais go h-iontach ar fad. Thug an Rúnaí mar bhuaiteoirí Rannáin 1 agus 2 comórtas seo deis do clubanna cluichí ANNUAL CONVENTION 2018 25 #WeAreUlsterGAA ANNUAL CONVENTION 2018 05 // Tuarascáil an Rúnaí This time last year Ulster GAA was Belnaleck and there was another patrons are increasingly availing of still coming to terms with the death refereeing first when two brothers the 'Buy Early & Save' ticket purchase of our esteemed Provincial Secretary took charge of county senior finals in option which provides discounts on Dr. Danny Murphy. An ever present different counties in the same year; tickets bought prior to match-day. on the Ulster Council for close on 35 for the first time ever six different Just two years ago this accounted for years, Danny had served as Rúnaí in counties were represented in our less than 70% of our ticket sales but in an acting or permanent capacity for provincial club football finals and also 2017 almost 90% of people attending 20 of those years. With him died a for the first time an Antrim Club failed our games bought tickets in advance. wealth of knowledge and experience to contest the provincial club hurling Our Cisteoir Ciaran McLaughlin and the and a legacy of service to the GAA in decider. Ulster GAA Finance team of Michelle Ulster and beyond. McAleer, Ruairi Cunningham and Paul Antrim had no luck on the schools' Sanders continue to operate in an Given that the first anniversary of front either as, also for the first time, exemplary fashion, while a huge debt Danny's death has now passed, it is no Antrim side reached the final of of gratitude is also due to Ashelene now the time for Ulster GAA to reflect the Mageean Cup, the premier hurling Groogan, Rose Treanor and Bernie on how Danny's contribution to the competition for schools in Ulster and Fox for their herculean efforts in the promotion and fostering of the GAA there was another first in its football co-ordination and distribution of ticket in the province can be adequately counterpart, the MacRory Cup, which sales over the past year. Ticket prices remembered. Danny gave so much was won by St. Mary's, Magherafelt were again frozen by Ulster GAA in of his time to others that it is fitting for the first time. 2017 but this needs to be reviewed we give something back in order for in 2018 as Ulster prices are now well his memory and his achievements In handball Armagh's Charly Shanks below that of the other provinces for to be a source of inspiration to the won his first All Ireland Men's Singles comparable fixtures. For example, a current and future generations. It 40 x 20 title, becoming only the stand ticket for other provincial finals must therefore be a priority for the second Ulster player after Paul was on average 17% more expensive incoming Council to address this issue Brady to win this prestigious event. than in Ulster, while provincial final and agree an appropriate tribute to terrace tickets were 38% more Danny's memory; one in which we, FINANCE expensive in the other provinces. and particularly the Murphy family, It was a successful year financially for can look upon with a great sense Comhairle Uladh and while football 2017 GAMES ACTIVITY of pride.
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