Last updated : 2-Sept-2010
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Orang Éire Gaelic Football Club |
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Live Gaelic Football
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Important note: Next Event (September 25th): Asian Gaelic Games 2010 |
Orang Éire is a GAA Club based in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. It is Malaysia's first Gaelic Football Club and takes its name from the Bahasa word for 'people' and the Irish word for 'Ireland'. The club is made up of talented athletes from Ireland, Malaysia, Australia, Scotland, Canada, the US and many other countries. The club was formed in March 2007 and currently has 2 men's teams, a ladies team and a kids team. The club is open to all who are interested; be it players, fit or unfit, helpers, trainers, referees or just those who wish to take part in the more social aspect. We have several training sessions a week, the men train on Tuesday's, Thursdays & Saturdays while the ladies train on Tuesday's, Saturday's & Sundays, the kids train on Sunday mornings. For information on getting involved click on the Training link above or contact us at malaysiagaa@gmail.com or why not join our facebook page by clicking here
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Latest News |
Singapore Challenge - August 7th The Singapore Challenge took place on August 7th with both mens and ladies teams from KL travelling. Read the report from the day here. South East Asian Games, Jakarta On Saturday May 29th, Orang Éire travelled to Jakarta for the South East Asian Games. Over 40 players travelled resulting in 1 and a half men's teams and a ladies team. The smaller men's team joined up with Vietnam to create the Barbarians! Unfortunately, the hangovers might have had a larger impact than usual as none of the teams got the results we were looking for. International Rules Match 2 The 2nd International rules match took place on April 17th at the Alice Smith school in KL. With the Orang Éire men having won the 1st match by a convincing scoreline, the Warriors were out to even things up. The full match report can be read here. KL Challenge - March 6th The KL Challenge took place again this year on March 6th at The Alice Smith School. The day started with an Irish 'drizzle', then heavy showers, and later with teams playing in 42C heat! With 15 teams competing, and plenty of individuals trying their hand at the Poc Fada competition - a great day. Photos from the day (here) and the social events afterwards (here) are now available. And match reports from the 4 mens and ladies teams competing on the day are available: Past tournament reports can be viewed here
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