Offaly Clubs Recognised for Health and Wellbeing Commitment
Fifteen Offaly clubs have been accredited as healthy clubs in the Irish Life GAA Healthy Clubs programme in 2025, recognising their outstanding commitment to the health and wellbeing of members and communities.
This achievement is the result of nearly two years of dedicated work by teams of volunteers, who give freely of their time to ensure the GAA continues to be a driving force for health, inclusion, and community spirit across Ireland.
- Seven clubs are receiving the award for the first time.
- Eight clubs have renewed their accreditation for another two years, demonstrating their ongoing commitment to the programme.
The 15 accredited clubs are: Shannonbridge, Ballyfore, Kilcormac/Killoughey, Erin Rovers, Gracefield, Coolderry, Ferbane, St Rynagh’s, Ballycommon, Daingean, Ballingar, Doon, Kilclonfert, Seir Kieran and Ballycumber.
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