Lightning GAA Tactic Boards & Boundary Poles

Lightning supplies GAA coaching and matchday equipment — the sideline kit that Gaelic football and hurling coaches actually reach for: tactic boards, boundary poles and sliotar carriage.

McSport Ireland stocks Lightning across our GAA equipment range.

Gaelic tactic boards — 30 x 45cm for sideline use and 60 x 90cm large board for team talks and dressing rooms
Magnet blister pack — transparent-surface magnets for setting up plays and positions on the board
Boundary pole set — 12 poles with carry bag for marking pitches, grids and training areas
Sliotar bag — black carry bag for sliotars, sized for a full hurling session

Lightning GAA coaching equipment

Boundary poles and tactic boards are the unglamorous kit that determines whether a session runs to time. McSport supplies GAA clubs, schools and coaches across Ireland.

What size Gaelic tactic board should a coach buy?

The 30 x 45cm board is the standard sideline option — small enough to hold in one hand during a game. The 60 x 90cm board is for pre-match team talks and dressing room use where the whole squad needs to see it.

How many boundary poles do I need for training?

A 12-pole set covers a standard training grid with poles left over for channels and gates. Most clubs run one set per coaching group.

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Lightning supplies GAA coaching and matchday equipment — the sideline kit that Gaelic football and hurling coaches actually reach for: tactic boards, boundary poles and sliotar carriage. McSport Ireland stocks Lightning across our GAA equipment range. Gaelic tactic boards — 30 x 45cm for sideline use and 60 x 90cm large board for team talks and dressing rooms Magnet blister pack — transparent-surface magnets for setting up plays and positions on the board Boundary pole set — 12 poles with carry bag for marking pitches, grids and training areas Sliotar bag — black carry bag for sliotars, sized for a full hurling session Lightning GAA coaching equipment Boundary poles and tactic boards are the unglamorous kit that determines whether a session runs to time. McSport supplies GAA clubs, schools and coaches across Ireland. What size Gaelic tactic board should a coach buy? The 30 x 45cm board is the standard sideline option — small enough to hold in one hand during a game. The 60 x 90cm board is for pre-match team talks and dressing room use where the whole squad needs to see it. How many boundary poles do I need for training? A 12-pole set covers a standard training grid with poles left over for channels and gates. Most clubs run one set per coaching group.