Glasgow Gaels offer Gaelic Football for Mens, Ladies & Youth as a result you dont need to look any further for Gaelic Football in Glasgow. All three sections of the club are flourishing and thriving, as you might expect from a club with several hundred members. There is a great social side to the club and the annual dinner dance and fundraising events are always great occasions.
Glasgow Gaels are proud to be a family orientated club and in keeping with the ethos of the GAA, members from all backgrounds and from Scotland, Ireland and all parts of the world. We welcome players of all abilities and also welcome non-playing volunteers.
At the Gaels we are constantly striving to improve our performance both on and off the pitch and we are very grateful to our volunteers whether they are players, committee members, supporters, parents, coaches or sponsors who continue to contribute to our position as one of the most organised and successful GAA clubs in the UK.
If you are interested in playing Gaelic Football in Glasgow or are interested in joining the club in any capacity feel free to contact us via our ‘Join Gaels’ page.
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Scotland LGFA Junior League v Dalriada 6th April 2019 The Gaels Junior Ladies started their new season with a home game at Peterson Park, Yoker on Saturday 6th of April against Dalriada in the first round of the Scottish Junior Ladies League. The two teams have met countless times over the years but Saturday’s match…
Laughter takes the Gold at the Gaels GAA Skill Olympics March 2019 In the first annual Gaels Gaelic Skill Olympics there was plenty of laughter, fun, and friendship. Held at the Gaels brand new 4g Gaelic Football Pitch at the Clydebank Community Sport Hub (the first of its kind in Britain)– over 30 kids participating…
Gaels kick-off 20th anniversary season with new inter-provincial series. Pre-season is well under way at our new home, the Clydebank Community Sports Hub thanks to the introduction of the new inter-provincial series, played throughout February. The series was a concept thought up by the Gaels Mental Health Committee that were newly formed this year. Their…
