Ulster Championship
The Ulster Championship is a prestigious annual Gaelic football competition held in the province of Ulster, Ireland. It features county teams from the region competing for the title, which is part of the wider GAA (Gaelic Athletic Association) championship series. The tournament typically takes place during the summer months and culminates in a final match.
Established in 1888, the Ulster Championship is one of the oldest inter-county competitions in Gaelic football. It serves as a qualifying event for the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship, allowing successful teams to progress to the national stage. The championship is known for its passionate rivalries and strong local support.