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…
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 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…
The schedule of games and pitch allocations have been finalised by the Competitions Control Committee (CCC). You can download them below and they will also be printed in the event programme. Pitches There will be six pitches in use, both…
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…
“Bain trial aisti!” Seo mana oifigiúil de chuid Seachtain na Gaeilge agus cuireadh brí nua leis sa Ghearmáin i mbliana. Ní amháin gurb í an Ghaeilge a bhí ina phríomhtheanga an lae i measc Éireannaigh, Gearmánaigh, Sasanaigh, Francaigh, Iaráicaigh srl.…
Back in January 2016, representatives from clubs across Europe met in Leuven for a 2-day Strategic Meeting to outline the road map of Gaelic Games in Europe for the next 3-5 years. A number of Strategy Sub-Committees were established during…
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.