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The clubhouse at the Burn Road in Termon
A total of 19 Donegal clubs have been awarded grants as part of funding through Ulster GAA’s 2025 Club Infrastructure Development Grant scheme.
The aim of the scheme is to assist clubs in the improvement and development of their physical infrastructure, with capital works completed between 01/10/2023 and 30/09/2025 eligible for support.
The scheme is funded by both the Central Council and Ulster GAA, with over €3.4m distributed through this scheme over the last four years throughout the province.
The following areas of development are considered for support:
Purchase of Grounds
Pitch Development
Spectator Accommodation
Pavilion Development
Additional/Sustainable Infrastructure Development
Pitch Verti-Draining
Ulster GAA Treasurer, Michael McArdle, commented: “Our clubs perform exceptional work in providing physical developments for their members and communities, and Ulster GAA is pleased to acknowledge these efforts by supporting this high number of recipients.
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The GAA takes pride in the ongoing redistribution of its income to grassroots initiatives across the province. Annually, 83 cents of every euro received is reinvested into clubs to assist in funding developments like infrastructure projects.
“The financial support offered through this program underscores the ambition and vision of the clubs within our nine counties to enhance facilities for future generations.”
Donegal received a total of €86,290 between the 19 clubs, the fifth highest in the province.
Termon received the most of all the clubs, totalling to €31,000, with Naomh Columba receiving €10,000 and West Donegal clubs Dungloe and Naomh Muire both taking over €7,000 each.
The following Donegal clubs and the total grant money awarded are listed below.
CLG an Tearmainn - €31,000
Naomh Columba - €10,000
CLG An Clochán Liath - €7,776
Naomh Muire, Íochtar na Rosann - €7,220
Aodh Ruadh C.L.G - €6,118
CLG Beart - €4,331
CLG Chill Chartha - €3,285
CLG Ghleann tSúilí - €2,450
CLG Sean MacCumhaills - €2,260
Setanta Hurling Club - €2,218
Clg Ard an Ratha GAA - €2,025
CLG Naomh Naille GAA - €1,994
Realt Na Mara CLG Bundobhráin - €1,085
Naomh Colmcille CLG - €879
Fanad Gaels - €750
Naomh Padraig C.L.G. Lifford - €750
Naomh Padraig Uisce Chaoin - €750
St. Mary's GAA Club 2025 - €750
Baile na nGalloglach (Milford) - €650
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