For generations, our Clubs have been at the heart of the Tulla Community – bringing people together through sport, friendship, tradition and immense pride in the Claret and Gold. Increased population growth in the village in recent years has added to a large and growing number of male and female, juvenile and adult teams.

Purchased in 1938 through extraordinary local, national, and international support, Dr. Daly Park has become one of the most iconic GAA grounds in County Clare. Each season it proudly hosts:

Despite its excellence, Dr. Daly Park remains our only club field, and with the number of teams now training and competing, our facilities are stretched to capacity.

Tulla GAA Club and Tulla Camogie Club are embarking on a once‑in‑a‑generation project to secure the future of Gaelic games in our parish by purchasing nine acres of land and creating two new full‑sized playing fields.

These pitches are essential to providing additional space for training and matches, relieving pressure on our main pitch, and supporting the continued popularity of hurling and camogie in the parish of Tulla. 

This development will honour the proud legacy of Dr Daly Park, which has served Tulla and Clare since it was purchased in 1938.