Edmonton 
Wolfe Tones Social night at O’Byrne’s, Whyte Ave.
ISSC are hosting a Spring League taking place over 6 consecutive weeks.
The three GAA clubs in Vancouver are involved in the football league. Both men and women’s football teams are battling for the Spring League title.
Player must be registered and at least $50 of membership paid to play in the Spring League.
Join us to celebrate our club’s 30th anniversary season, on Saturday, April 7th @ 7pm, at The Hot House Restaurant, 35 Church St.
Tickets are $50 and include a three course meal, and wine.
[For ticket purchase, email ‘torontogaels@gmail.com’]
We look forward to celebrating a strong 2017 season, with competition wins and silverware on the books for both our Senior & Intermediate teams. 🏐🏆🏆🍾
St. Vincent’s GAA will be hosting their 2017 awards night on Saturday April 7th at PJ O’Briens.
The event will start at 8pm. Live music and finger food will be provided.
Everyone welcome.
Dust off your cleats as we shake off the rust and stretch it out after a winter that was far too long.
The Ottawa Gaels invite you to join us for our annual co-ed recreational indoor Gaelic Football Spring Thaw 7’s Tournament, taking place on Saturday, May 5th at the Superdome at Ben Franklin Dome 191 Knoxdale Rd, Nepean, ON K2G 3J1, from 12pm until 3pm. Registration cost is $10 per player. Fee will be collected on the day at the registration table.
All players must read and sign the co-ed recreational rules & regulations and waiver. Print and sign the wavier and bring with you to registration.
http://ottawagaels.ca/2018-spring-thaw-tournament/
Awards night for the 2019 season
The tenth annual Mike Robinson Tournament (MRT), a coed, recreational Gaelic football tournament for Senior players, youth and this year coed Camogie will be a feature. The funds raised from this event will go towards a canoe trip, which Mike used to take with students from Philomen Wright High School in Hull, QC. It has gone on since he passed away due to the dedication of his coworkers. It is a gift to be able to have students still paddling due to Mike’s vision.
