Join in the Celebrations! The Ladies Gaelic Football Association celebrates our 50th anniversary on Thursday 18th July and what an amazing 50 years it has been! We are asking all clubs and counties to help us to celebrate throughout the month of July and mark the role everyone has played in the journey to date. Who should take part? We are inviting every club and county around the world to get involved. All LGFA units at home and internationally are encouraged to mark this special day. What can you do? Every club and county is welcome to mark this anniversary in any way they want to. This can be from an underage Festival of Football to family days and any other innovative ideas you come up with. These will be celebrations for all members to be proud of and give an opportunity for families and friends to get together and celebrate the Association they all play a very important role in. It can also be a chance to invite potential new members from the community but most importantly to recognise the part that every member has played in the growth of LGFA over the past 50 years. Can we register our event to include on LGFA list of celebrations? We are encouraging everyone to register details of their event by clicking HERE or scanning the QR code below. How should we promote our event? We want everyone to know about all your events that are taking place so it is important to #LGFA50 on all your posts across social media and tag the LGFA social media pages on X, Facebook, Instagram or TikTok. To access some helpful graphics please see the below links of feel free to design your own. LGFA 50th logo Event Poster Option 1 Event Poster Option 2 Facebook Cover Option 1 Facebook Cover Option 2 Facebook Badge Option 1 Facebook Badge Option 2 Facebook Post Option 1 Facebook Post Option 2 Instagram Wall Option 1 (similar to Facebook Badge) Instagram Wall Option 2 Instagram Story Option 1 Instagram Story Option 2 Twitter Cover Option 1 Twitter Cover Option 2 Motion Graphic Remember to Promote Your Event Use #LGFA50 and tag LGFA across all channels Use your club or county website and social channels; Communicate details to all members; Display posters around the community and across local businesses social media; Put a banner or poster outside the club(s); Ensure to liaise with local newspapers and radio stations; Link with supporters and sponsors Few Points to Remember if Organising an Event Outside of Usual LGFA Activity You will need to ensure approved under GAA Public Liability Insurance. Further details available HERE All activities for children must be in line with the Gaelic Games Code of Behaviour (Underage).This includes adequately trained personnel to oversee the events and adhering to the supervision requirements and the female/male ratio to children required. For more information see HERE.