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The programme targets girls aged between 8-12 years who are not currently registered with a Ladies Gaelic Football club
Kilcar, Killybegs, and Pettigo are the three Donegal clubs amongst 24 from around Ireland and Britain who will be taking part in the 2025 Glenveagh Homes Gaelic4Girls Programme.
The Gaelic4Girls programme has been a huge success story for the LGFA since its inception in 2008, and is boosted once again next year by the presence and support of sponsors Glenveagh Homes.
Gaelic4Girls is a 10-week programme incorporating coaching sessions with fun non-competitive blitzes aimed at increasing participation in Ladies Gaelic Football. The programme targets girls aged between 8-12 years who are not currently registered with a Ladies Gaelic Football club.
In 2025, 18 counties (including Hertfordshire and London), are represented among the list of 24 participating clubs.
LGFA President Mícheál Naughton commented: “We are thrilled once again to announce the list of participating clubs for our annual Glenveagh Homes Gaelic4Girls programme.
“This programme continues to grow and evolve and has been enhanced significantly by the presence of sponsors Glenveagh Homes, who recently announced a three-year extension to its sponsorship of Gaelic4Girls.
“Glenveagh Homes have demonstrated huge belief in the programme and they will also sponsor our National Volunteer of the Year awards for the next three years, proof positive of their wonderful commitment to our grassroots activities.
“The Gaelic4Girls initiative provides participants with their first introduction to Ladies Gaelic Football and we are pleased once again to see such a healthy spread of clubs from across the four provinces, along with our overseas representatives.
“I wish each of the participating clubs the very best of luck as they embark on their journey with the Glenveagh Homes Gaelic4Girls programme.”
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