Reigning European 15s champions Amsterdam, fresh from winning their first 11-a-side European Football Championship last Saturday in Maastricht, take on St.Finians who won a highly competitive Dublin championship final on Tuesday evening after extra-time. Both teams will have to contend with…
Information on the locations and public transport to the men’s and ladies venues for THE CROKE PARK European Football Championships in Maastricht next Saturday is available to download: Ladies Venue Mens Venue Link to Google map of venues and…
A team made up of players from clubs from Brittany (France) participated in the 2018 edition of Feile Peile na nÔg (“youth football festival”), the most important competition dedicated to young players aged 14 and under! This year, 288 teams…
The 14th edition of the Iberian Football Finals took place last Saturday, May 26th in the Galician city of La Coruña. It was the second year in a row that the host club, Fillos de Breogán, organised these finals and with…
With the winter not quite behind us, the footballers of the Iberian Central Region came out of footballing hibernation in Tres Cantos, Madrid to get the 2018 version of the championship under way. The defending Iberian champions, Madrid Harps Men,…
The GGE Competitions Control Committee (CCC)has released the gradings and groups for the various competitions to be contest on October 21st in Maastricht. With almost 50 teams entering the CCC had to consider a wide range of factors including regional…
The history of Galician GAA is a fascinating one. From no Gaelic Games at all in 2010 to having live international matches broadcast on live TV in 2017. Below you will find a short but intense history of the GAA…
Vienna host 1st Round of Central/Eastern Regional Championship We’re just days away from the beginning of the Central/Eastern European Gaelic football season and the opening tournament in Vienna on the 8th of April is shaping up nicely. Over 200 players…
Gaelic Games Europe represents European County Board GAA, European County Board LGFA and European International Board CA, each of which is governed by their respective associations, namely the Gaelic Athletic Association, the Ladies Gaelic Football Association and the Camogie Association.
