Gaelic Football

About

• A European Arm is growing, controlling competition between European clubs.The sport is played in many countries now. -see South Australia, New South Wales, Auckland GAA or North America.
• Gaelic Football In 'Wikipedia;' explains the game, the rules and the origins, championship results
• Maghery Has a good introduction to the sport and the history in this area,

History

• Football resources from the GAA: ground specifications and rules Support for coaching, referees and players, history of the games and the GAA, including profiles of personalities.
• Ladies Gaelic Football Official site; news, player information, colleges, forum (need to register), history# , honours, all stars, links
• Link Directories from GAA The Shamrocks

Organisational bodies

• GAA The Gaelic Athletic Association. Covers all the Gaelic sports, not just football. For football, it covers news and archived news, fixtures, resultsand results archive, links to county and club sites, team of the millennium, all stars, links to GAAactivities abroad

Competitions

• The Sam Maguire Cup For the All Ireland Championship is held in September each year, between the winners of the provisional championships, attracting crowds of 35,00-60,00 .The semi-finals and finals are played in Croke Park ,the GAA headquarters in Dublin which is the fifth largest largest stadium in Europe, and was host to the Special Olympics in 2004. World Cup Both male and female teams from Australasia, London, Europe, North America, Canada and the Rest of Britain participated in 2000 at Pormarnock

News

• GAA Museum Dublin; online information
• Dublin (Hill 16) News, fixtures, club links, club notes, league tables

Northern Ireland