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t's the height of the Summer in Conamara and the children are enjoying their local football camp. Lots of fun and games but Naomh Anna see its importance to promote Gaelic football to a new generation to benefit themselves and indeed Galway football. In West Belfast the local community and the members of Laochra Loch Lao are working hard to raise awareness for organ donation as they highlight the case of their u6 footballer Daithí Mac Gabhann. In Rathnure, the O'Connor family are back hurling together again as the sisters keenly await the start of the new Wexford camogie championship.

Ladies football has progressed hugely in the last twenty years and two time All Ireland winner Philomena Ní Fhlatharta from Naomh Anna sees the changes at both club and county level. On the Falls Road Belfast, Laochra Loch Lao play their first round of the Antrim football championship- still without a championship win since their formation in 2017, the team and management realise the importance of a first championship win to the future of their club. In Wexford the Rathnure camogie team play their championship quarter final, and once again the O'Connor sisters are in the thick of the action

As the 2019 club scene draws to an end, Naomh Anna Leitir Móir are in a league final. Can Tony and his team capture the title and inspire a new generation of footballers? The football season is over for the Laochra Loch Lao club in Belfast, but this new club are already looking towards 2020 and working hard off the field to ensure the club remain at the heart of the local community. In Rathnure, the senior team have progressed to the final rounds of the Wexford championship. Can they lift the title in what may well be the last year that all the O'Connor sisters line out together?

A year in the life of four GAA clubs as the players fight for honours and survival in the 2018 season.