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The pinnacle of the GAA Rounders season has arrived, with the country’s top clubs preparing to battle it out for national glory in the 2026 GAA Rounders All Ireland Championship Finals at NGDC Abbotstown, Offaly GAA Centre of Excellence, Kilcormac and Mallow GAA on 30 August, 6 September and 13 September respectively.
This year’s finals represent a landmark moment for Ireland’s most inclusive GAA sport.
Featuring action across Senior, Intermediate, and Junior grades in Men’s, Women’s, and Mixed divisions, fans are guaranteed a showcase of elite athletic skill, tactical precision, and high-energy drama.
In a major milestone for the sport, all finals will be live-streamed with full commentary on TG4 Sport’s YouTube channel, ensuring supporters nationwide and abroad won’t miss a single pitch.
GAA Rounders launched it’s nine All-Ireland Championship finals on Wednesday 26 August 2026 in Croke Park with Úachtarán CLG Jarlath Burns and Úachtarán CLG Cluiche Corr Paula Doherty in attendance along with players from finalist teams.
After a successful season which commenced on 19 April 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 over the next three Sundays.
St Senan’s GAA Rounders have two all Ireland finals to look forward to.
First this Sunday at Abbotstown there is an All-Limerick final with Senan’s taking on St Kieran’s in the Junior Women’s Rounders final.
The following weekend the Offaly Centre of Excellence is the venue for the Intermediate Men’s final when St Senan’s face St Clare’s of Cavan in another All Ireland final.
Ian Sheehy has a busy few weeks to look forward to as the manager of the women’s side and player/manager with the men’s team.
Live 95’s Luke Liddy caught up with Sheehy to look ahead..
