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Gaelic Games in Belgium, Netherlands & Luxembourg
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What are the Gaelic Games?
Ancient Irish sports with a rich history spanning thousands of years, now played across the globe.
Hurling
The fastest field sport in the world using a hurley and sliotar.
Gaelic Football
A dynamic sport combining soccer, rugby, and basketball.
Camogie
The women's version of hurling, one of the fastest-growing sports.
Hurling
The fastest field sport in the world. Players use a wooden stick (hurley) to hit a small ball (sliotar) between the opponent's goalposts.
Watch VideoGaelic Football
A dynamic sport combining elements of soccer, rugby, and basketball. Players can kick, hand-pass, and carry the ball.
Watch VideoCamogie
The women's version of hurling. One of the fastest-growing women's team sports in Europe.
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Next Three Fixtures
Mark your calendars for these upcoming events
European Camogie/Hurling (9s) Championships
Amsterdam • Amsterdam GAA
'Pan-Euros' European Football Championships (11s)
TBC
Football Development Tournament (11s)
TBC
50+ Years of History
From the first clubs in the 1970s to European championship glory — explore the story of Gaelic Games on the continent.
Den Haag GAA Founded
One of the oldest GAA clubs on mainland Europe
European County Board
Five clubs meet in Amsterdam to form the GAA's European board
Amsterdam Makes Hurling History
First team to represent Europe in the All-Ireland Championship
First European Club Wins Leinster Title
Amsterdam GAC defeats Longford Slashers in a historic final
Luxembourg & Brussels Crowned Champions
A record 984 players contest the first Breagh Benelux 11s season
Den Haag GAA Founded
One of the oldest GAA clubs on mainland Europe
European County Board
Five clubs meet in Amsterdam to form the GAA's European board
Amsterdam Makes Hurling History
First team to represent Europe in the All-Ireland Championship
First European Club Wins Leinster Title
Amsterdam GAC defeats Longford Slashers in a historic final
Luxembourg & Brussels Crowned Champions
A record 984 players contest the first Breagh Benelux 11s season
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