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GAA Rounders president Paula Doherty with Junior Women's finalists Linda Clifford of St Kieran's, Limerick, left, and Kyra Hogan of St Senan's, Limerick, at Croke Park for the launch of the upcoming GAA Rounders All-Ireland Competitions finals. The women's finals take place this Sunday, the men's on 6th September, while the mixed is on 13th September. For details visit https://www.gaarounders.ie/fixtures/ Photo by Piaras Ó Mídheach/Sportsfile GAA Rounders president Paula Doherty with Junior Women's finalists Linda Clifford of St Kieran's, Limerick, left, and Kyra Hogan of St Senan's, Limerick, at Croke Park for the launch of the upcoming GAA Rounders All-Ireland Competitions finals. The women's finals take place this Sunday, the men's on 6th September, while the mixed is on 13th September. For details visit https://www.gaarounders.ie/fixtures/ Photo by Piaras Ó Mídheach/Sportsfile

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Limerick teams gear up for 2026 GAA Rounders All-Ireland Finals

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GAA Rounders president Paula Doherty with Junior Women’s finalists Linda Clifford of St Kieran’s, Limerick, left, and Kyra Hogan of St Senan’s, Limerick, at Croke Park for the launch of the upcoming 2026 GAA Rounders All-Ireland Competitions finals. The women’s finals take place this Sunday, the men’s on 6th September, while the mixed is on 13th September. Photo by Piaras Ó Mídheach/Sportsfile

Limerick is well-represented at the 2026 GAA Rounders All-Ireland Championship finals beginning this Sunday, August 30

GAA Rounders president Paula Doherty with Intermediate Men’s finalists Barry Walsh of St Clare’s, Cavan, left, and Kevin Doody of St Senan’s, Limerick. Photo by Piaras Ó Mídheach/Sportsfile

Limerick is guaranteed at least one All-Ireland trophy as part of the 2026 GAA Rounders All-Ireland Championship with St Kieran’s and St Senan’s appearing in finals accross different levels.

The All-Ireland Finals kick off on Sunday, August 30, at the NGDC Abbotstown, Dublin, where opening the series of games are both St Kieran’s and St Senan’s in the Junior Women’s Final.

Both teams finished top of the Junior Group A earlier in the competition, with St Senan’s taking first place with 25 points and St Kieran’s hot on their heels with 23 points at the end of the group stage.


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The meeting in the final means a Limerick club will be taking the Junior Women’s Rounds All-Ireland Cup back to the Treaty County.

GAA Rounders president Paula Doherty with Limerick and Munter representatives, Linda Clifford of St Kieran’s, Limerick, Junior Women, left, Kyra Hogan of St Senan’s, Limerick, Junior Women, and Kevin Doody of St Senan’s, Limerick. Photo by Piaras Ó Mídheach/Sportsfile

St Senan’s will be in action again on Sunday, September 6, at the Offaly GAA Centre of Excellence when their Intermediate Men’s Team face Cavan’s St Clare’s.

St Senan’s Intermediate Men’s side have also come through a great group campaign before making their way to the finals having finished in second spot, just one point behind their upcoming opponents, St Clare’s.

In a historic first, GAA Rounders launched our All-Ireland Championship at Croke Park on Wednesday 26 August 2026. After a successful season which commenced on Apri 19l and has run all summer, the 103 teams who entered the Championship have been whittled down to the final 18 who will contest All-Ireland finals.

This year’s finals are a first as the sport will have three weekends of finals starting on Sunday 30 August in NGDC Abbotstown with the three Women’s finals – Junior, Intermediate and Senior – followed on Sunday, September 6, with the three Men’s finals in Offaly GAA Centre of Excellence, Kilcormac and finishing on September 13, with the three Mixed finals in Mallow GAA, Cork.

All games will also be streamed on the TG4 Sport’s YouTube channel, with live commentary. All finals will be available on GAA Rounders YouTube channel after the matches.

Limerick teams gear up for 2026 GAA Rounders All-Ireland Finals
The women’s finals take place this Sunday, the men’s on 6th September, while the mixed is on 13th September. Photo by Piaras Ó Mídheach/Sportsfile

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