Irish Life GAA Healthy Clubs Steps Challenge Results

We’ve reached the finish line in the Irish Life GAA Healthy Clubs Steps Challenge, and what a phenomenal five weeks it’s been!

Over 1,100 clubs took part, with more than 38,700 participants collectively tracking an incredible 6.9 million kilometres, all during one of the wettest Januarys since 2018.

To put that into perspective, 6.9 million kilometres is enough to travel to the Moon and back roughly nine times!

What an inspiring team effort from every club involved. Thank you to all who took part, we hope you’ve felt the benefits of being active, connecting with your club, and strengthening your community spirit.

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And the winners are…

Congratulations to our 2026 winners who win a share of our €30,000 prize pot. Scroll down to reveal the 3 winners per province.

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Connacht

148 clubs from across Connacht participated in the Irish Life GAA Healthy Clubs Steps Challenge with 5,194 club members taking part, clocking up over 938,000 kilometres. 79 clubs hit the 4000km target. That’s one full round trip to the Moon and back, plus 20% of another!

Well done to this year’s Connacht winners:
- Ballintubber GAA, Mayo
- Tulsk Gaa, LGFA & Camogie, Roscommon
- Ahascragh/ Fohenagh, Galway

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Leinster

193 Leinster Clubs hit the 4000km target over the five weeks of the challenge, reaching a combined 2.3 million kilometres with 390 participants. That works out at about 3 round trips to the moon and back.

Outstanding result from our 3 Leinster winners below:
- Kilmessan Hurling and Camogie Club, Meath
- O'Moore's Camogie Club, Laois
- Dunlavin GAA, Wicklow

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Ulster

There were 302 clubs representing Ulster made up of 11,000+ participants. 187 over half of the clubs hit the target tracking over 2.1million kilometres. That’s enough distance to drive around the entire planet more than 52 times!

Huge congratulations to this year’s Ulster winners below:
- Ballela GAC, Down
- Naomh Padraig Leifear, Donegal
- Castleblayney Camogie Club, Monaghan

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Munster

309 clubs took part from all over Munster and 135 hit the target. Over 8,600 club and community members stepped it out and tracked over 1.5 million kilometres. That works out at approximately 150 round trips between Cork and New York.

Congratulations to this year’s Munster winners below:
- Clashmore Kinsalebeg LGFA & GAA, Waterford
- Ballyea Camogie, Clare
- Tadhg MacCarthaigh GAA Club, Cork

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