At this tragic time, sport is not a priority. All around the world, all competitions are postponed while waiting for the health situation to improve. In order to give a little distraction to the french gaelic community, French Federation has…
At this tragic time, sport is not a priority. All around the world, all competitions are postponed while waiting for the health situation to improve. In order to give a little distraction to the french gaelic community, French Federation has…
Official GGE tournaments/matches scheduled for dates in March/April/MAY are POSTPONED (* France –see note below):-Football fixtures scheduled for Arthron, Clermont-Ferrand (France); Barcelona, Valencia, SEVILLE(Iberia); The Hague, Maastricht, LUXEMBOURG (Benelux); Berlin, BRATISLAVA (Central-East) and Copenhagen (Nordics) along with the camogie/hurling first round in PARIS will not go ahead. * April+May – please refer to: https:/www.facebook.com/FootballGaelique/ Other tournaments/matches scheduled for…
Gaelic Games Europe would encourage clubs, teams, mentors and players to take sensible steps to avoid spreading the virus and protect our members. AVOID UNNECESSARY CLOSE CONTACTS such as handshakes, kissing , hugging, certain training drills, etc. DON’T SHARE water or other…
30 young Bretons went to their first ever international Gaelic football tournament on the island of Jersey on July 6! The teams from Liffré, Lorient and Vannes were present for Brittany alongside the teams from Jersey and Guernsey. The Breton…
Semi-finals (Sat.20/7) & Final (Sun.21/7) in Maastricht Saturday, July 20th – Semi-finals 14:30 Berlin GAA v GSC Luxembourg 15:45 Belgium GAA v Eindhoven Shamrocks Sunday, July 21st – Final 11:00 Berlin/Luxembourg V Belgium/Eindhoven Four teams will battle it out over two days for the GGE Premier…
Barcelona, May 25th, 2019 Iberian Football Finals The European and local elections had to take a back seat to the conclusion of the 14th edition of the Iberian Football Championship which took place in the warm and humid Catalan capital…
The dates and venues for this year’s European Camogie and Hurling Championships rounds have been announced. This year, camogs and hurlers from around the continent will travel to five different countries between May and October, visiting Austria, Belgium, Netherlands, Denmark…
Record smashed as 31 teams head for Ireland in July The 2016 record entry of 14 teams will more than double as 31 teams from Europe have entered the 3rd edition of the GAA World Games, sponsored by RENAULT, which…
If interested – apply NOW – applications close shortly (January 22nd) Teams from every corner of the globe will battle for glory at the 3rd edition of the World Gaelic Games (WGGs) which takes place between July 29th and August…
A ‘roadmap’ to guide GGE on the future development of gaelic games in Europe was launched at the GGE Annual Convention. Following the widest ever consultation with members and stakeholders, the GGE Development Plan 2019-2021 outlines four strategic development areas,…
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.