Waterford GAA

Win a House in Dungarvan 2027 – Investing in the Future of Waterford GAA

The Win a House in Dungarvan 2027 fundraising campaign represents a major opportunity to secure the long-term future of Waterford GAA, with funds raised primarily supporting the continued redevelopment of Walsh Park, alongside ongoing investment in our juvenile structures, development squads and underage inter-county teams.

A New Era for Walsh Park

The redevelopment of Walsh Park is one of the most significant infrastructure projects undertaken by Waterford GAA. The next phase will deliver substantial improvements, including a new Western Terrace, an extension to the existing Northern Stand, upgraded spectator facilities, improved access and turnstiles, and a new dressing room and multipurpose building.

This investment will help transform Walsh Park into a modern, accessible and sustainable county grounds, providing improved facilities for our players, supporters, clubs and the wider Waterford community. It will ensure that future generations of Waterford players can represent their county in facilities that reflect their ambitions and the proud sporting tradition of the Déise.

Investing in the Next Generation

Alongside this major capital investment, Waterford GAA remains committed to strengthening the foundations of our games through continued investment in coaching and games development, juvenile participation, development squads and underage county teams. Supporting young players from their earliest involvement with their clubs through to our county development pathways is essential to building a sustainable future for both hurling and football in Waterford.
The Win a House in Dungarvan campaign is about much more than fundraising for a stadium. It is about investing in the next generation of Waterford players, supporting our clubs and ensuring that Waterford GAA continues to grow and develop both on and off the field.
Every ticket purchased will contribute towards building a stronger future for Waterford GAA, from our youngest players taking their first steps in Gaelic games to our senior inter-county teams representing the Déise.