Zara McCavigan and Thomas Heaney (St. Mary's Aghagallon GAA for All) at the launch of this year's Irish News Ulster All-Star kit PICTURE: Mal McCannThe Irish News Ulster All-Stars competition is giving GAA clubs across Ulster the chance to win a brand-new set of jerseys for their GAA for All team as part of a celebration of inclusion within Gaelic Games. As part of this year’s campaign, one GAA for All club will receive a full set of 30 Irish News Ulster All-Stars jerseys, providing a welcome boost for a programme that continues to grow across the province. The initiative highlights the continued expansion of GAA for All, which aims to ensure that Gaelic Games are accessible to everyone, regardless of ability. “We’re absolutely delighted that Games for All is being recognised as part of this competition and we thank The Irish News All-Stars for recognising the inclusive practices in our clubs. “The competition not only offers the chance to win a valuable new kit but also shines a spotlight on the clubs making Gaelic games more inclusive.