Éire Óg London GAA Club
Training takes place on tonight at 7:30pm and Thursday at 7pm in Downhills Park, N17 6AP at 7:30pm. Turnpike Lane underground station is a five minute walk and Seven Sisters is 15 minute walk to our ground. New players are always very welcome to join our friendly club. We are based in North London and
We took on Crawley and Brighton Gales in the final ground stage of the Championship on Sunday in Greenford. The game got under way an hour and a half later than the scheduled due to the Crawley team getting stuck on the motorway and a no show from the referee. Once the game got under
We take on Crawley and Brighton Gales in the final ground stage of the Championship this Sunday at 1:30pm in Ruislip. Training takes place on Tuesday and Thursday in Downhills Park, N17 6AP at 7:30pm. Turnpike Lane underground station is a five minute walk and Seven Sisters is 15 minute walk to our ground. New
Last Saturday we took on St Clarets in the Mularkey Cup final in Ruslip. This was the fourth meeting of the season with St Clarets who had beaten us twice on previous occasions. We started the better of the two teams and built up a lead of eight points at half time. Clarets came out
Last Saturday we took on St Anthony’s in the second round of the Championship in Ruslip. St Anthony’s started the better of the two teams and built up a four point lead in the run up to half time. The referee did not allow the game to flow which disrupted our style of play. We
Our Malarkey Cup semi-final against Crawley & Brighton Gaels will take place on Saturday 25th July at 3pm in Tottenhall Sports ground. The winner of this game will take on St Clarets in the final on Saturday 8th August in Ruislip. Training takes place on Tuesday and Thursday at our home ground in Downhills Park,
Last Tuesday we took on Thomas McCurtains in a league game in Downhills Park. This game was an important game for both teams as both teams look to push for promotion from division three. We started the brighter of the two teams notching up five unanswered scored with the wind in our favour. We had
Last Thursday we took on Shalloe Pearse in the Mularkey Cup quarter final in Greenford. The game got underway as the sun was starting to set over Greenford. The management team made several changes as they looked at their options for the Championship next week. The first half was a scrappy affair with both teams
Last Saturday we held the official opening of our ground in Downhills Park. We would like to thank Noel O Sullivan, Chairman of the London County Board for kindly cutting the ribbon and declaring the facilities was officially open. Thanks to all our members who made the day such a special occasion. Our next game
Patrick Reynolds speaks about setting up a football team for Irish men in London. North London has always had a strong Irish connection, particularly in Camden and Islington, and there has been a GAA presence here over many years. After Holloway Gaels Men’s GFC ceased to exist some years ago, there was a large football-shaped