Training has started again!

Training every Saturday 12.00 OIS School, Barcarena (Train Station Caxias)

Football and Hurling skills are not required as these training sessions
will focus mainly on improving fitness levels. Our members range in age and physical ability so we cater the training to suit.

Training is for all ages and genders. Any new members are encouraged to join in.

Training is free of charge and open to everyone.

For directions to the training location, please go to: Googlemaps OIS School

To get updates on training please follow our Facebook page (www.facebook.com/gaapt/)

News

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Andalucia & Portugal league kicks off in Lisbon

19th January 2024 0:00LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.. You are kindly invited to join GAA Portugal and friends on Saturday February 3rd in Jamor for the Lisbon leg of the "Andalucia...
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Iberian GAA Cup final 2023

30th May 2023 0:00This is the 1st year our club participated in a competitive tournament in Iberia. Our men’s team won the Andaluz and Portugese championship a few we...
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Seville Tournament - February 2023

21st February 2023 0:00We came, we battled, we performed well! Things are shaping up nicely for March 4th now where we play hosts! Injured toes, bad hamstrings, food poisoni...

Events

GAA
IN PORTUGAL

Gaelic Games are growing in popularity throughout the world. Teams from over 18 European countries compete regularly in championships organised by Gaelic Games Europe. We would like to add some Portuguese teams to that list.

GAA Portugal was set up in mid 2017 and our aim is to have at least one team representing the country at competitions later this year. We are looking for people of all ages, backgrounds and abilities for our Men's and Ladies' teams.

No previous GAA knowledge or experience is required. So whether you want to get back in to training, connect with an international community, practice your English or learn a new sport, everybody is welcome!

Gaelic games are sports originating in Ireland with Hurling, Camogie and Men's and Ladies' Football being the main codes. To learn more, visit the GAA's Learning Center

 

Read a welcome message from Irish Ambassador to Portugal, Alma Ní Choigligh