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Four Masters will take part in the Ulster GAA Senior Football Club League in 2024
Details of fixtures have been confirmed for the upcoming 2024 Ulster GAA Football Club Leagues, which gets underway on Sunday, 11th February.
Donegal interest in the competition includes Four Masters and Gaoth Dobhair in the Senior League and Red Hughs and Buncrana in the Intermediate League.
In total, 49 clubs have entered this year’s competition across the three grades (Senior, Intermediate, Junior) which will commence as follows:
The Senior League competition will consist of two groups of five teams and a group of four teams, with all teams playing the teams in their group once.
21 teams will take part in the 2023 Ulster GAA Football Intermediate Club League.
The Intermediate League competition will consist of four groups, one group of six teams and three groups of five with all teams playing the teams in their group once.
14 teams will take part in the Ulster GAA Football Junior Club League, consisting of two groups of five teams and one group of four teams, with all teams playing the teams in their group once.
The full fixtures for the 2024 Ulster GAA Football Club Leagues can be viewed at the following link https://ulster.gaa.ie/clubleagues/. All games 12pm throw-in).
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