Armagh GAA Scor na nOg and Scor Sinsir 2026

What to Expect

GAA Scor is the cultural arm of the GAA, celebrating Irish language, traditional music, song, set dancing, recitation, storytelling and novelty acts. Armagh GAA runs Scor na nOg (for underage players) and Scor Sinsir (for adults) at club, county and Ulster provincial levels. In 2026 Armagh celebrated a Doyle family member as county handball champion (announced February 2026) as part of the wider Scor and GAA activities programme.

Scor competitions typically begin at club level in autumn and winter, with county finals and Ulster finals in early spring. The competitions are free to attend and provide a community social occasion as much as a cultural one.

Good to Know

• Scor club rounds typically run October to December each year.

• County Scor finals typically held February/March.

• Ulster Scor final typically in March/April.

• Free entry at all levels.

• Check armaghgaa.net for county Scor fixture announcements.

• Armagh GAA handball is also run from the county board - check armaghgaa.net for handball fixtures.

Getting There

Scor fixtures at various halls, theatres and community venues across County Armagh. Specific venues announced by Armagh GAA county board in advance of each round.