Queen’s face a tricky Sigerson Cup trip to Maynooth in February in their bid for a place in the 2011 quarter finals, while the Hurlers will have plenty of travel in a Ryan Cup group that includes Mary Immaculate, GMIT Letterfrack and Tipperary Institute.  The draws for this season’s Ulster Bank sponsored championship took place at UCD. In a well balanced Sigerson Cup draw, there were few stand-out fixtures.  The meeting of 2009 Champions Cork IT and 2008 Winners UUJ was perhaps the pick of the list, but the 2011...

Members of the 1990 and 2000 Sigerson Cup winning teams and the Ryan Cup sides of 1992 and 1999 were reunited with former manager Dessie Ryan at a special reunion which also marked the 20th Anniversary of the foundation of the PMU. Twenty years after its foundation, the Gaelic Football Past Members’ Union remains strong as a network for former player and members and a source of support and aid for the present club.  Formed at a special dinner in the Great Hall at the university in 1990, the PMU...

Queen’s Sport in partnership with Queen’s Student Recruitment and the Gaelic Football Club held a Gaelic Football High Performance Masterclass” on Saturday 27 November at the PEC. 58 of the very best young Gaelic Footballers from all over Ireland attended in severe winter conditions to listen to some of the biggest names in the game talk about their experiences and how Queen’s University has helped them achieve at the very highest level. All schools in Ireland were contacted and invited their best players to apply for a place at the...

The Queens University Gaelic Football Club supported by Queens Development & Alumni Relations Office and Queens Sport has secured a major 3 year sponsorship agreement with leading Newry based construction firm O’Hare & McGovern. The agreement will cover the Queens Gaelic Football Sigerson and McKenna Cup squads as well as the Sean O’Neill Academy Scholarship Programme that is now in its 5th year. Queens Sport and the Development Office are aiming to secure a number of investments over the coming months to protect the future of the most high profile...