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Melbourne 7’s 2019

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Young Ireland’s Adrian Murphy Awarded NSW Senior Player of the Year

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2017 Awards Night & AGM

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Ladies Men's News

YOUNG IRELAND MAKE A SPLASH AT HOME

DOKEEFFE February 20, 2014

THEY are Ireland’s lost generation, swapping turf and rain for surf and sexy tans Down Under. But while our young immigrants may be munching on marmite and glugging back ‘goon’, one thing they won’t be losing during their exile in Oz is their sporting culture. Walking through Sydney’s city streets, it’s easy to spot an …

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Hugh Garrett

STAR MAN OF THE WEEK – HUGH GARRETT

DOKEEFFE February 17, 2014

Name: Hugh Garrett Age: 32 County: Kildare Home Club: Milltown Position: Centre Back Best player you’ve played with: Padraig Brennan Toughest opponent: Cant remember was to good back in the day Favourite Current GAA Player: Don’t watch GAA Favourite other sport to watch or play: Rugby How long have you been in Australia: 5 years …

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Junior Team Players Celebrate Win

Fixtures & Results Men's News

YI COMPLETE PERFECT SEASON

DOKEEFFE February 17, 2014

NSW B football final result – Young Ireland’s 3-09, Penrith Gaels 1-07 Young Irelands Junior Team finished off a perfect season with a 3-09 to 1-07 victory over a dogged Penrith Gaels side. In doing they have won both league and championships in 2013, following on from the championship win in 2012 and their …

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Young Ireland GAA Sydney

2 weeks ago

🌟 Attention Young Ireland members 🌟

That time of year again 💚💛💚💛

It’s really important to have NSW registration completed ASAP
For the new members to our club, just to explain the two registrations required to play for the year.

NSW registration: $160. This covers you insurance wise if you pick up any injuries throughout the year. You are required to pay this ASAP.

Young Ireland registration: $120.
This joins you to the club itself and covers costs for your gear, pitches etc.
This can be paid at a later date - usually Feb.

To pay your NSW registration, follow this link :

membercui.active.com/membership/membership-reg/enterEmail

Should that not work , follow the instructions as per picture attached.

If you have any hassle go to NSW GAA on Facebook and it’s fairly self explanatory.

Otherwise shoot a message to let us know 😄

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Young Ireland GAA Sydney

2 weeks ago

💚💛💚💛 great to see young Ireland mentioned and at number one 😎 💚💛💚💛

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10 EXCELLENT GAA clubs outside of Ireland

irelandbeforeyoudie.com

GAA welcome all types of people who want to play Irish sport. Check out these GAA clubs already established and doing great outside Ireland. GAA is an acronym which refers to the Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA),

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Young Ireland GAA Sydney

2 weeks ago

What a turnout for our first training session of 2020🙌💪⚽️ A big welcome to all the new players #GAA #football #irishinsydney #startingtheyearright #letsdothis #mensandladiesteam #youngirelandgaa ... See MoreSee Less

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Young Ireland GAA Sydney

3 weeks ago

💚💛 Throwback Thursday 💚💛

As we are about to start a new year with the club, we take a look back at a very special event that was held in Ireland in October to celebrate Young Ireland’s 50 years.

Being a part of young Ireland is something very special. It’s not just playing football in Sydney , it’s making lifelong friends and belonging to a family when we are so far from home. It’s a connection to our roots and a reminder that home is never too far away.

The 50th celebration that was held in the Midlands park hotel in Portlaoise proved to be a great night where there was connecting with old friends and meeting new ones.

There was representatives from the 70s, 80s, 90s, 00s, 2010s and some very newly returned club people.

It was a night that showed the importance that Young Ireland GAC has played in the lives of so many people. It's a history and a legacy that we can all be proud to be part of.

Photos from the night are below. The link to the photos from the slideshow is here: photos.app.goo.gl/

Everyone here at Young Ireland in Sydney would like to say a massive thank you to
The committee that organised this event: Brian Deane, Louise Kelly, Tommy Moran, Noirin Moran, Brian Fitzpatrick, Caroline Fitzpatrick, Tommy Mulligan, Tommy Courtney, Riche Coss.

Without your hard work and dedication this event would not have taken place.

We would also like to acknowledge the donation made by Young Ireland Gaa to four charities that have a special place in the hearts of many of our players. These donations were :
Irish Dogs for the Disabled - €234.04
Brainwaves NI - €234.94
Cystic Fibrosis Ireland - €500
National Rehabilitation Hospital Foundation €502.95

The above is an example of the sense of belonging and community that you become a part of when you join Young Ireland.

So if you are thinking of joining a club here in Sydney , make it Young Ireland. Not just a club - a family 💚💛💚💛

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Young Ireland GAA Sydney is with Nóirín Kelly and 14 others.

3 weeks ago

💚💛 Throwback Thursday 💚💛

As we are about to start a new year with the club, we take a look back at a very special event that was held in Ireland in October to celebrate Young Ireland’s 50 years.

Being a part of young Ireland is something very special. It’s not just playing football in Sydney , it’s making lifelong friends and belonging to a family when we are so far from home. It’s a connection to our roots and a reminder that home is never too far away.

The 50th celebration that was held in the Midlands park hotel in Portlaoise proved to be a great night where there was connecting with old friends and meeting new ones.

There was representatives from the 70s, 80s, 90s, 00s, 2010s and some very newly returned club people.

It was a night that showed the importance that Young Ireland GAC has played in the lives of so many people. It's a history and a legacy that we can all be proud to be part of.

Photos from the night are below. The link to the photos from the slideshow is here: photos.app.goo.gl/

Everyone here at Young Ireland in Sydney would like to say a massive thank you to
The committee that organised this event: Brian Deane, Louise Kelly, Tommy Moran, Noirin Moran, Brian Fitzpatrick, Caroline Fitzpatrick, Tommy Mulligan, Tommy Courtney, Riche Coss.

Without your hard work and dedication this event would not have taken place.

We would also like to acknowledge the donation made by Young Ireland Gaa to four charities that have a special place in the hearts of many of our players. These donations were :
Irish Dogs for the Disabled - €234.04
Brainwaves NI - €234.94
Cystic Fibrosis Ireland - €500
National Rehabilitation Hospital Foundation €502.95

The above is an example of the sense of belonging and community that you become a part of when you join Young Ireland.

So if you are thinking of joining a club here in Sydney , make it Young Ireland. Not just a club - a family 💚💛💚💛

#GaaFamily #YoungIreland #IrishInOz ... See MoreSee Less

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Young Ireland GFC is one of the oldest and most successful clubs in Australia. Winning championships from 1969 and continuing to do so to this very day. It has a proud place in the hearts of all Irish emigrants based in Sydney and has provided a home away from home for people from the very day it was formed. Want to join us? Interested in joining the most up and coming club in Sydney? Young Irelands has Mens and Ladies Gaelic Football teams and is always welcoming to new players. Join us today and come on board!