Posts Tagged ‘gaelic games’
# 467 Sydney Opener this weekend
There's a spring in the step of most Irish women and men around the city of Sydney this week as New South Wales (NSW) GAA gets ready to open their 2013 season at Monarch Fields on Sunday, April 7th. The season throws-in with the start of the NSW GAA League and will see Cormac McAnallens looking to retain their titles in both men's and ladies [...]
Clean sweep for St Mikes in Toronto
Last Sunday in Toronto turned out to be a great day for the St Mikes GAA club as they scored success in all three of this year's league finals at Centennial Park. There was never any doubt about the result in the mens football league final where 'Mikes ran out comfortable 10 point winners. The result meant that the winners put paid to rivals [...]
#256 Great win for Boston Galway footballers
With this year's Boston Northeast GAA Championship coming down to the wire as just two weekends are left before the 'Playoffs, it was no surprise that we had some very competitive games last weekend with Galway footballers showing they could be a danger yet to one and all. Lying in the middle of the table and having had come close on a few [...]
#250 McAnespies still unbeaten, Tir na nOg win ladies, ‘Tom’s and Wexford lead in hurling
That storied mens football club in Boston, Aidan McAnespies is putting in one hell of a senior football campaign this year as with three rounds left to play before the playoffs they are the only team to remain unbeaten and lead the Boston Northeast Football Championship. McAnespies had a convincing win over arch rivals Donegal over the weekend, [...]
#197 John Moores back to winning ways
Liverpool John Moores University, the team that won four UK championships between 2006-2009, returned to winning ways yesterday when taking this year's British Universities Mens Football Championship, beating defending champions Napier University of Edinburgh at Pairc na hEireann, Birmingham. This Division 1 decider produced a thrilling game [...]
#121 Orange groves, palm trees and hurling
The trend of American adults taking up the ancient game of hurling continues at breathtaking pace. A month hardly goes by in the US these days without another new all American hurling club arriving on the horizon. One of the latest is the central Florida club, the Orlando Hurling Club. Founded last winter by American, Scott Graves, the club, [...]
Revenge for Penrith
At Mono Park, Sydney yesterday, Round 7 of the 2010 NSW League in mens football saw Penrith Gaels gain a measure of revenge over table toppers Michael Cusacks, for their defeat to them in last year's 'League final. The win solidifies Penrith's third table spot and increases their chances of again reaching the playoff stages. Meanwhile, Young [...]
#53 Treacys into Cup Final
A three point win over Sons of Boru last Sunday in Treasure Island, San Francisco takes Sean Treacys straight into the final of the St Patrick's Cup. 'Boru now have to battle it out with Ulster in two weeks time for the right to meet unbeaten 'Treacys in the football final. Meanwhile the Celts got a boost when they recorded a good five point win [...]
#37 – Berkeley gain revenge over Stanford in college hurling final
Yesterday afternoon Saturday April 10, holders Stanford took on Berkeley in the final game of this years Northern California Collegiate Hurling championship. In a hard fought encounter all through at Treasure Island, the home of Gaelic Games in San Francisco, Berkeley this time gained revenge over their great rivals Stanford when coming out two [...]
2010 North American, Mid Atlantic Gaelic Games, Schedule
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