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THE GUINNESS SOUTH EAST ASIAN GAELIC GAMES ORANG ÉIRE LADIES ARE THE SOUTH EAST ASIAN CHAMPIONS Malaysia’s Orang Éire Ladies Gaelic football team were crowned South East Asian Champions at the Guinness-sponsored regional tournament in KL on Saturday 9th May. Orang Éire ladies saw off Singapore in the final with a strong win of 4 goals and 6 points to 1 goal and 2 points.....more KL Challenge: Orang Éire hosted the KL Challenge for the 2nd time on the 21st February which again turned out to be a huge success. Teams from Singapore & Vietnam with a couple of players traveling from Bangkok arrived on the Friday night & Saturday morning to contest for the KL Challenge Cup....more Finnegan's Cup: Orang Éire hosted the first leg of the Finnegan's Cup International Rules Match on 21st March. Orang Éire faced the Malaysian Warriors for the 2nd time; the first match was played last November in which the Warriors walked away comfortable winners....more Orang Éire 2010 Calendar: We have updated our action packed calendar for 2010, to have a look click here Games and Tournaments We try to keep this page as up to date as possible so please bear with us. If you have any queries please contact us at malaysiagaa@gmail.com. International Rules Football and Family Day, Saturday 22nd November, Alice Smith School, Sri Kerembangan 15:00 The first ever game of International Rules Football played on Malaysian soil. The Orang Éire and their best mates the Malaysian Warriors battled it out for the Finnegan's Cup during a great family day of sport and craic. Click here for the flyer. Full article to follow shortly. ASIAN GAELIC GAMES, Penang 11-12th October 2008 The Orang Éire competed in the 2008 Asian Gaelic Games in Penang over the weekend of 11th and 12th October with the first ever Malaysian Ladies team, a kids team and two Mens teams. Congratulations to the Mens Blue team who won the B Division Cup !!!!! For the full article click here The South East Asian Games, Ha Noi Saturday 28th June 2008 The Viet Celts hosted what can only be described as the best South East Asian Games ever. The Orang Éire travelled to Hanoi for a magnificent weekend of football and partying, which saw the team finish as second best in the region but come away with the coveted Most Valuable Player (MVP) award which went to goalie extraordinaire Pat Gorham. There were two wins and two defeats but the squad did Malaysia and themselves proud. The full article is subject to intense negotiations between teams of big lawyers with suits. Once Miramax buy the film rights [Orang Éire - the underdog's fight] we should have it up here in no time. Thailand Invitational Tournament, Bangkok Saturday 19th April 2008 With true Thai hospitality, the Bangkok GAA team, who go by the name 'Thaigaa', invited everyone and anyone up for an afternoon's football on Saturday 19th April.....more The KL Challenge Trophy, Saturday 17th November 2007 Following the huge success of the Asian Gaelic Games in June South East Asia's burgeoning Gaelic football community decided.....more Malaysia compete in the 2007 Asian Gaelic Games The weekend of 23 & 24 June saw Singapore hosting the Asian Gaelic Games. This competition.....more

Malaysia GAA Gaelic Football

THE GUINNESS SOUTH EAST ASIAN GAELIC GAMES
ORANG ÉIRE LADIES ARE THE SOUTH EAST ASIAN CHAMPIONS
Malaysia’s Orang Éire Ladies Gaelic football team were crowned South East Asian Champions at the Guinness-sponsored regional tournament in KL on Saturday 9th May. Orang Éire ladies saw off Singapore in the final with a strong win of 4 goals and 6 points to 1 goal and 2 points.....more

KL Challenge:
Orang Éire hosted the KL Challenge for the 2nd time on the 21st February which again turned out to be a huge success. Teams from Singapore & Vietnam with a couple of players traveling from Bangkok arrived on the Friday night & Saturday morning to contest for the KL Challenge Cup....more

Finnegan's Cup:
Orang Éire hosted the first leg of the Finnegan's Cup International Rules Match on 21st March. Orang Éire faced the Malaysian Warriors for the 2nd time; the first match was played last November in which the Warriors walked away comfortable winners....more

Orang Éire 2010 Calendar:

We have updated our action packed calendar for 2010, to have a look click here

Games and Tournaments

We try to keep this page as up to date as possible so please bear with us. If you have any queries please contact us at malaysiagaa@gmail.com.

International Rules Football and Family Day, Saturday 22nd November, Alice Smith School, Sri Kerembangan 15:00

The first ever game of International Rules Football played on Malaysian soil. The Orang Éire and their best mates the Malaysian Warriors battled it out for the Finnegan's Cup during a great family day of sport and craic. Click here for the flyer. Full article to follow shortly.

ASIAN GAELIC GAMES, Penang 11-12th October 2008

The Orang Éire competed in the 2008 Asian Gaelic Games in Penang over the weekend of 11th and 12th October with the first ever Malaysian Ladies team, a kids team and two Mens teams. Congratulations to the Mens Blue team who won the B Division Cup !!!!!

For the full article click here

The South East Asian Games, Ha Noi Saturday 28th June 2008

The Viet Celts hosted what can only be described as the best South East Asian Games ever.

The Orang Éire travelled to Hanoi for a magnificent weekend of football and partying, which saw the team finish as second best in the region but come away with the coveted Most Valuable Player (MVP) award which went to goalie extraordinaire Pat Gorham.

There were two wins and two defeats but the squad did Malaysia and themselves proud. The full article is subject to intense negotiations between teams of big lawyers with suits. Once Miramax buy the film rights [Orang Éire - the underdog's fight] we should have it up here in no time.

Thailand Invitational Tournament, Bangkok Saturday 19th April 2008

With true Thai hospitality, the Bangkok GAA team, who go by the name 'Thaigaa', invited everyone and anyone up for an afternoon's football on Saturday 19th April.....more

The KL Challenge Trophy, Saturday 17th November 2007

Following the huge success of the Asian Gaelic Games in June South East Asia's burgeoning Gaelic football community decided.....more

Malaysia compete in the 2007 Asian Gaelic Games

The weekend of 23 & 24 June saw Singapore hosting the Asian Gaelic Games. This competition.....more

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