Tir Chonaill Gaels 3-10 – St Kiernan’s 1-12 London Senior Football Championship Final Sunday 29th November 2015 Match report Tir Chonaill Gaels have won the London senior football championship in front of a packed crowd at The Irish TV GAA grounds in Ruislip beating St Kiernan`s 3-10 – 1-12 and securing a record 16th championship… Continue reading Gaels Claim 16th Championship Title
Should the All Ireland championship be restructured? Well that is the question on everyone`s lips but does the championship really need an overhaul? I believe that it does need a shakeup. Out of all the four provinces championships, there are only two provinces championships that are competitive and are exciting to watch. These… Continue reading Time To Restructure The Championship?
The redevelopment of the London GAA headquarters has suffered another setback. The work on the ground was commissioned to get the ground in Ruislip to the same standard back in Ireland. The redevelopment of the ground will include a new media centre, a gym and medical room, four new dressing rooms, a warm… Continue reading Ruislip Ground Suffers Another Set Back
All Ireland Champions!!! Fulltime: @DubGAAOfficial: 0-12(12) @Kerry_Official: 0-9(9)#COYBIB #DUBvKER pic.twitter.com/jyB53okHnC — Dublin GAA (@DubGAAOfficial) September 20, 2015 All Ireland Senior Football Championship Final 20th September 2015: Dublin V Kerry 0-12-0-09 Match Report Dublin are All Ireland football champions for the 25th time after defeating Kerry 0-12-0-9 in front of a capacity Croke Park crowd of… Continue reading Dublin All Ireland Champions Again After Seeing Off Kerry
On the 15th September 2015. The GAA took a step to break away from the controversial history behind the GAA and British army. It was at the London GAA Irish tv ground in Ruislip. Where a meeting was held to debate whether the London county board should accept a British army team to play GAA… Continue reading A new era for the GAA?
And it`s over the bar 