1. Gaelic Football - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia gaelic football is played by teams of 15 on a rectangular grass pitch with Hshaped goals at each end. The primary object is to score by kicking/striking http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gaelic_football

Gaelic football From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation search Blanket defence strategy. Tyrone v Kerry at the All-Ireland Football Final in Gaelic Football Irish Peil Peil Gaelach or Caid ), commonly referred to as " football ", or " Gaelic " , is a form of football played mainly in Ireland . It, along with Hurling , is the most popular spectator sport in Ireland. Gaelic football is played by teams of 15 on a rectangular grass pitch with H-shaped goals at each end. The primary object is to score by kicking/striking the ball with your hand and getting it through the goals. The team with the highest score at the end of the match wins. Players advance the ball up the field with a combination of carrying, soloing (dropping and then toe-kicking the ball upward into the hands), kicking, and hand-passing to their team-mates. Gaelic football is one of four Gaelic games run by the Gaelic Athletic Association , the largest sporting organization in Ireland. It has strict rules on player amateurism and the pinnacle of the sport is the inter-county All-Ireland Football Final . The game is believed to have descended from ancient Irish football known as caid which dates back to 1537, although the modern game took shape in 1887.

2. Gaelic Football, Hurling Are Irish Passions Few things arouse Irish passions like the fastpaced, hard-hitting sports of hurling and gaelic football. More than just athletic pastimes, they occupy a http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2002/03/0308_020315_gaelicsports.html

NEWS HOME ANIMAL NEWS ANCIENT WORLD ENVIRONMENT NEWS ... WEIRD NEWS Gaelic Football, Hurling are Irish Passions Brian Handwerk for National Geographic News Updated March 17, 2003 Come March 17, many Americans and other people around the world will don green clothes, dine on corned beef and cabbage, and quench their thirst with a pint of Guinness Stout. Such rituals are part of the annual St. Patrick's Day celebration of all things Irish. But how many of us will thrill to the grace of an athlete as he hurls the sliothar into the net for the winning goal? Or cheer battling footballers as they hand-pass and kick their way up the pitch? Email to a Friend RELATED Ireland's Past is True Gold "It's ingrained in my nature as an Irishman," said John Keane of the Gaelic Athletic Association's North American Board. "It's a tremendously important part of my heritage. (As a child) you spoke Gaelic, enjoyed the Irish music and dancing, and you played the games." While the sports are an integral part of Ireland's national heritage, he noted, their organization also makes them sources of intense local pride. Teams represent Ireland's counties, and players must have family connections to, or live and work in, the counties they represent (most players have second jobs). The free-agency system familiar to North American sports fans does not exist. "This really makes you passionate about your team, because they really do represent you," Keane said.

3. GAA News - Gaelic Football News & Information - Independent.ie gaa news gaelic football news information from independent.ie. http://www.independent.ie/sport/gaelic-football/

Skip Links Skip to navigation Skip to primary content Skip to secondary content Skip to tertiary content ... Skip to footer Thursday, January 24 2008 Work with us? Gaelic Football Dublin Search Query: Go Headlines Nick Leeson The financial storm is not over yet see World Navigation News Breaking News National News World News ... Bingo Breadcrumbs You are here: Home Sport Gaelic Football Latest: Kenyan opposition accused of organising ethnic violence Gardai following hundreds of leads in Quinn inquiry O'Rourke pulls out of Irish Indoor Championships Hain resigns over ongoing donations controversy ... South African man convicted of murdering wife Dublin hurling manager Humphrey Kelleher has called for the provincial system to be abolished Open draw now THE Munster and Leinster hurling championships no longer serve any purpose other than providing local bragging rights and should be scrapped in favour of a Champions League All-Ireland format, according to former Dublin manager, Humphrey Kelleher. Open for comments GAA seek green light on player grants issue By Martin Breheny GAA bosses are to seek formal approval from Congress for the recent Central Council decision to back the payment of Government grants to inter-county players.

4. Sarsfield S Gaelic Football Club Men s and ladies teams in Brisbane. News, events, pictures, and membership information. http://www.sarsfields.org/

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5. Hurling And Gaelic Football s of both games, including a list of past champions....... http://www.the-shot.com/gaa/

home deutsche version football in: [ germany africa asia internet ... archives The Summer Alternative from Ireland: Gaelic Games: Hurling and Gaelic Football gaelic football hurling links Have you ever wondered how football (soccer) would look like without offside? Then try to watch the spectacular Gaelic games Hurling and Gaelic Football which set their highlights just when football (soccer) takes its time out: in the European summer. Although the two sports are also played in clubs, the highlight is the yearly All Ireland Championships for the 33 county selections. Ireland is divided in 4 provinces Connacht, Leinster, Munster, and Ulster (which is Northern Ireland). Those are divided again into an unequal number of counties (Connacht 6, Leinster 12 (incl. Dublin), Munster 6, Ulster 9). First the provinces determine their champions, then those play off the All Ireland Championship. Those county rivalries are also a journey into the past for football fans, as passion more than money characterizes the games. Both sports are said to be very old, the championships in today's form more than 100 years.

6. Dave’s Football Blog » Know Your Football Codes: Gaelic Football gaelic football and hurling are Ireland’s national obsessions. They first played a football game in Ireland called Caid during medieval times, http://www.davesfootballblog.com/post/2007/03/02/know-your-football-codes-gaelic

@import url( http://www.davesfootballblog.com/wp-content/themes/seashore-10/style.css ); Mar Know Your Football Codes: Gaelic Football Published by Dave at 9:23 am under Know Your Football Codes Gaelic Football For the first week of this new blog format, we’ll take a look at the six most popular football games on the planet, in no particular order but the one I choose, and give a brief overview of where they come from and where they might be going. Gaelic Athletic Association Caid during medieval times, and Caid was legalized in the Statute of Galway all the way back in 1527. The GAA was formed in 1887 to formalize the rules and build upon that old Irish tradition. may give way to 21st century reality soon (More after the jump.) One County Clare man, a teacher named Michael Cusack Archbishop Thomas Croke to create an organization that was designed to: foster and promote the native Irish pastimes, open athletics to all social classes, and aid in the establishment of hurling and football clubs which would organise matches between counties. There are actually lots of similarities between Gaelic football and Australian football , which has sparked many a bar brawl over whether Irishmen created Aussie Rules or Aussies created Gaelic football. Up until last year, the Australians and the Irish would meet up to play something called

7. BBC SPORT | Northern Ireland | Gaelic Games BBC Sport covers the major events and all the professional football clubs in the gaelic football SKILLS FOOTBALL. Owens to have minor heart surgery http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/northern_ireland/gaelic_games/default.stm

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8. Garryowen Gaelic Football Club www.garryowengfc.com/ Covers Australia and New Zealand. News, history, club information, results, and photos, as well as background on the sports and rules. http://www.garryowengfc.com/

9. The Ladies Gaelic Football Association Of Ireland - Home The Ladies gaelic football Association of Ireland Cusack Stand, Croke Park, Dublin 3. T 01 8363156 l F 01 8363111 l E info@ladiesgaelic.ie http://www.ladiesgaelic.ie/

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10. Irish Australians Gaelic Football Club Men s and women s teams from Sydney and Adelaide, with photos, history, and a newsletter. http://www.angelfire.com/ia/irishaussies/

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11. Shamrocks Gaelic Football Club - Supporters News, history, fixtures, scores, events, and player profiles for the Brisbane club. http://www.geocities.com/shamrocksgfc/

Shamrocks Gaelic Football Club Brisbane, Queensland, Australia E-mail Shamrocks Start the new year this Saturday night 10 January 2008 - The Shamrocks Gaelic Football Club Inc. is holding its Annual General Meeting this Saturday night at the Indooroopilly Pig ‘n’ Whistle. Full story Shamrocks bow out of junior Gaelic finals 15 December 2007 - Tom Kan came out of goals for cracking scores as the Shamrocks club bowed out of its inaugural under 15 Gaelic football competition in style at Willawong recently. The whole team was a credit to the club. Thanks to Brent Nolam for organising the competition. Full story Paul Daly Cup remembers late champion 10 September 2007 - A past champion killed in a roadside accident last year has been honoured by the Shamrocks Gaelic football club at its annual awards at Indooroopilly over the weekend. Full story Come to the awards this Friday night 6 September 2007 - Members, supporters, and guests are invited to the Shamrocks 24th Annual Awards this Friday night at 7:00pm at Indooroopilly Pig ‘n’ Whistle, Cambridge Room. Full story Shamrocks’ luck ends in finals marathon 2 September 2007 - No team has ever played as many finals, and that proved too much for the brave Shamrocks women battling exhaustion in the Queensland Gaelic football championship grand final at Willawong over the weekend.

12. Gaelic Football & Hurling Association Of South Australia Website for gaelic football in Adelaide and South Australia. http://www.gaelicfootballsa.com.au/

Welcome to www.gaelicfootballsa.com.au T The Gaelic Football season is played in South Australia over summer from October to March. Games are played 4 nights a week under lights at St Marys in Men's and Women's State League and a Men's 9-a-Side comp. We are in the second half of the 2007-2008 season. Finals are about to commence in the 9-a-Side and exciting finishes expected in the State League comps. For more information about Gaelic Football in SA, please e-mail info@gaelicfootballsa.com.au Latest Page Update 9-a-side Qualifying Final Results Online News 9-a-side Ladder Round 4 State League Results ... Women's State League Ladder Latest News [See Online News for full details] 22/01/08: 9-a-Side Finals: The 2007/08 9-a-Side minor round games are now complete. The final minor round games last week saw some exciting games that would decide final placings for the top 6 teams to play off in the finals over the next 3 weeks...[ read more 15/01/08: SA State Teams Coaching Appointments: Coaches and Managers for South Australia State teams to compete at the 2008 Australasian Gaelic Football Championships have been announced...[

13. Gaelic Football And GAA Information home, history, rules, links, contact. This site is under construction coming soon. http://gaelicfootball.org/

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15. Setanta San Diego Gaelic Football And Surf Club gaelic football team playing in San Diego, California USA. http://www.setantasandiegogfc.com/

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16. Queen's University Belfast Ladies Gaelic Football Club The website of Queen s Univeristy Ladies gaelic football Club. http://quis.qub.ac.uk/lgaelic/index.htm

Cead Mile Failte, - Welcome to the official website of Queen's University Belfast Ladies Gaelic Football Club Bookmark site Diarmuid Cahill WEB DESIGN diarmuidcahill.com Email: info@ diarmuidcahill.com Tá fáilte romhat chuig suíomh idirlín oifiguil Cumann Peile Ollscoil Na Banriona Béal Feirste. Is é an phríomhaidhm atá ag an suíomh seo ná slí a chur ar fail don phobal chun teacht ar eolas faoin cumann. Tá súil againn go mbainfidh tú úsáid agus taitneamh as, agus go bhfillfidh tú orainn go luath. Welcome to Queen's Ladies Gaelic Football Club, official Website. The main purpose of this site is to provide the public with information relating to the activities of the club. We hope that you find the site useful and enjoyable, and that you will call back again soon. If you have any comments or suggestions please e-mail: qubladies@hotmail.com

17. The NYPD Gaelic Football Club and was an active coach with Immaculate Conception Church CYO program and was also a founding member of the NYC Police Department gaelic football Club. http://nypdgaelicfootball.org/

NYPD Gaelic Football Club **CLUB ONLINE SHOP UPDATE** As of 1/15, all backorders have been processed and will be shipped out during the week. Sorry for the delay and thanks again for your patience! **CLUB ONLINE SHOP UPDATE** Happy New Year! The Club's Annual General Meeting will be held on Monday, January 28th, 2008 at The Heritage on McLean Ave. NYPD GAELIC FOOTBALL CLUB ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING The NYPD Gaelic Football Club's Meeting of the Minds The NYPD Gaelic Football Club will hold its Annual General Meeting on Monday, January 28th, at 7:30 pm. The meeting will be held at the Heritage on McLean Avenue in Yonkers. All members are strongly encouraged to attend. Anyone interested in playing with the club this season is also encouraged to attend. Bronx Weather Forecast, NY (10470) 1947 All Ireland Played in NY Shield History Finest of the Finest ... Det. Timoshenko KEEPING THE HERITAGE ALIVE mesothelioma

18. Charlotte Gaelic Football For those who are interested in playing gaelic football, no experience is necessary. The beauty of the game is that anyone with athletic ability can easily http://www.charlottegaa.org/

Charlotte GAA Year End /Christmas Party December 1 at Madisons Home The Club History Men's Football ... Contact Congratulations to the entire Charlotte GAA for a fantastic 2007 season! Both Men's squads played tremendously in Chicago at the 2007 Championships, but unfortunately both lost in the Semi Finals in closely played matches. The Men's Club finishes the season winning the Southeastern Title and the Connolly's Invitational Tournament! The Men now turn to next season as they look to return to Nationals, and this time, bring home a Championship trophy! The Women's Club began and grew to a beyond anyone's hopes! They finished their Inaugural Season with their first ever win. They look to continue into next season with renewed dedication and continue to grow! Although the playing season is over, check back often as the Club will continue to be active throughout the off season with social events and fundraisers. 2006 North American Men's Junior C Champions 2007 Charlotte Women's Gaelic Football Team The Charlotte Gaelic Athletic Association is open to all members of the community who want to play, come out and cheer on the teams or partake in the year's social events. For those who are interested in playing Gaelic Football, no experience is necessary. The beauty of the game is that anyone with athletic ability can easily learn the sport. The Charlotte club has many players who did not grow up with the game and have only been playing for a couple of years. We are in the process of starting a youth league. A committee has been formed and we are hoping to have a program started shortly.

19. Na Fianna - Ladies Gaelic Football Club Fixtures, results, events, newsletter, and pictures of the San Diego, CA based club. http://www.nafianna.com/

What is Gaelic Football? To learn more about this fantastic sport, the national game of Ireland, click here Please stay tuned for Na Fianna's new home page! All other links are currently working! Na Fianna is always looking for new players, no experience necessary, come join the fun! Want to help support the team, receive special invitations, and receive discounts on events? Become a Social Member of the Club! Schedule Results About the Team ... Home

20. Tara GFC - Home Page Based in north London. Details on the ladies, men s and minor teams, as well as a history, results, news, and pictures. http://www.taragfc.co.uk/

@import url(css/base.css); @import url(css/nav.css); Home Page History News Teams ... Fundraising Search taragfc.com google_ad_client = "pub-3291588466971671";google_ad_width = 120;google_ad_height = 240;google_ad_format = "120x240_as";google_ad_type = "text_image";google_ad_channel ="";google_color_border = "006600";google_color_link = "006600";google_color_bg = "FFFFFF";google_color_text = "000000";google_color_url = "006600"; Mailing List Calling All Tara Players Name: Email: @import url("images/CSS999.css"); Tara Gaelic Football Club, London - Ladies, Men's Senior/Reserve and minor teams..................................................Tara Ladies Back in training for 2008 Season...Go to News page for details..................................................Tara Men's 25th Anniversary Trip to Ireland, See News Page for further details .................................................. Welcome to the all new website for Tara Gaelic Football Club based in London, this is still a work in progress so check back often for new additions and updates to content. Should you have any ideas of anything you would like the site to include please feel free to send us an email from the contact page. Last Updated: 18/01/08 News Fundraising Committee's 2008 The club has been running since the 1930's and has Men's (senior and reserve), Minors and Ladies Gaelic Football teams, all of which are based in north-west London.

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