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- Gaelic Football - Gaa. ie
Gaelic Football is a distinctly Irish field invasion game played with a round football which can be caught, kicked and hand passed Equipment The ball used in Gaelic Football is round, slightly smaller than a soccer ball
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GAA breaking new ground in 'final frontier' of South America By John Harrington As Gaelic games continues to grow inexorably worldwide, South America is one of final frontiers to be colonised
- Football - History and Evolution - Gaa. ie
Though references to Irish Football are practically non-existent before the 1600s the earliest records of a recognised precursor to modern Gaelic football date from a game in County Meath in 1670, in which catching and kicking the ball were permitted
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GAA breaking new ground in 'final frontier' of South America By John Harrington As Gaelic games continues to grow inexorably worldwide, South America is one of final frontiers to be colonised
- About the GAA
The Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) is Ireland’s largest sporting organisation It is celebrated as one of the great amateur sporting associations in the world
- Games - Gaa. ie
The games of hurling and Gaelic football are very different though they have some fundamentals in common Both are played by 15-man teams: a goalkeeper, six defenders, six attackers and two midfielders, arranged in a positional grid that corresponds to numbers on their shirts
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The GAA is delighted to announce that Ireland Lights Up and the Irish Life GAA Healthy Clubs Steps Challenge will return on January 7th 2026, running over 5 weeks until 11th February, bringing communities across the country together once again in a shared commitment to health, fitness, and wellbeing
- Our Games - Gaa. ie
Hurling, Gaelic Football, Handball and Rounders are governed by the GAA while the Camogie Association and the Ladies Gaelic Football Association govern Camogie and Ladies Football respectively
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