Overseas GAA
The 5th Annual Beach Gaelic Tournament
This is an invite to all Gaelic Football clubs in Ireland, UK, Europe and North America.
Nantes Beach gaelic challenge
Discover a new Gaelic sport ! Nantes Gaelic Football Club would like to invite you to its BEACH GAELIC CHALLENGE, on Saturday June 7th 2008.
European Hurling and Camogie season gets underway
This weekend sees the start of the European Hurling season in Luxembourg, when teams from Brussels, The Hague, Zurich and the hosts commence battle for the 2009 European Hurling Championship.
Beach Gaelic Football + Amsterdam Tournament -2nd Rd Men’s Benelux
Two momentous occasions will occur this month for Amsterdam Gaelic Athletic Club. Please see below some details about the club and about the upcoming events.
Malaysia the venue for 2008 Asian Gaelic Games
Over 500 GAA players from across Asia will converge on Penang - the tropical island known as "The Pearl of the Orient", on the west coast of Malaysia from 10-12 October to compete for the titles of GAA Champions of Asia.
Cayman Islands GFC
In the men’s section the Wolfe Tones beat the Western Gaels who beat Gabriels who beat the Cabra Gaels who would you believe it...beat the Wolfe Tones! All teams collected two points.
European secretary calls for Olympic recognition
European county board secretary Tony Bass has called for Gaelic games to be recognised as an Olympic sport.
Barcelona Gaels 2008 Tournament
The Barcelona Gaels have just hosted the highly successful finals of the European Gaelic Football Championships 2007 which was the largest Gaelic games event ever to take place on continental Europe.
Killurin travel to The Netherlands
Den Haag GAA Club, one of the longest established and most successful GAA clubs on mainland Europe are pleased to announce that they will host the away final of the Leinster Special Junior Club Hurling Championship between Killurin and "County Europe".
Championnat de Bretagne de Football Gaelique
Gaelic football is played in Brittany France, by clubs with no Irish players.
European Gaelic football finals 2007
Barcelona Gaels are proud to announce that they will once again be hosting the finals of the 2008 European Gaelic Football Championships on November 3rd.
St Colmcilles in St Albans in Europe
St Colmcilles in St Albans attended the 12th Annual Black Stuff Tournament in Luxembourg which, as is tradition, was held on the last weekend of May.
European Football Championship finals
On Saturday (November 4th) Barcelona Gaels will host the finals day of this years European Football championship.
Brussels hurling club set for Dublin trip
Contrary to popular belief there is more to life in Brussels, Belgium than just politics. The Brussels Hurling Club, An Craobh Rua, is a prime example and will fly to Dublin to Challenge Whitehall GAA and Setanta of Ballymun on Saturday July 1st. The first match will begin at 12 noon at Poppintree, Ballymun.
GAA Development continues overseas
The GAA has announced details of an International Feile Peil to be held in Birmingham from April 21st to 23rd 2006.
Ireland Hurling/Shinty panels announced
The panels to represent Ireland in the forthcoming Hurling/Shinty International games at Senior and U-21 level against Scotland have been announced.
International GAA jerseys
TheGAAstore.com are launching a new range of International GAA jerseys giving the GAA fan something different this summer.
First round of the Brittany Club Championship
It was an historic night in Rennes, France on Saturday 4th December when the first round of the inaugural Brittany Club Championship for Gaelic Football took place.
GAA in Madrid!!
Come to Madrid, experience the sights and sounds of a week-end in the Spanish capital - and play Gaelic Football while you’re at it.
Gothenburg GAA and Copenhagen game
Well, what can I say...... After a lot of chasing around, frantic phone calls, last minute conformation of players and a small pray for good weather
Brussel Juveniles defeat two Tyrone host clubs
Feile Peil na nOg has been taking place across Tyrone, with Tyrone GAA clubs hosting sections of the tournament
EuroLeague 20042nd Round
The second round of the 2004 European Men’s and Ladies Gaelic Football Leagues kicks off this Saturday 3rd April in the ASPTT centre in the Parisian suburbs
Paris earmarked for Railway Cup football final
Preparations are already underway to stage the 2004 Railway Cup football final in Paris
Charity hurling and football matches in Madrid
Madrid is the place to be on Sunday 21st March as the fledgling Madrid O’Donnell’s GAA Club stage charity football and hurling games
Upcoming events for Euro GAA 2004
Gaelic Games in across the continent continued their growth in 2003 and are expected to go from strength to strength in 2004
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