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August 20, 2012The Gaelic football season has started practices – but it’s not too late to join!
Interested players should email omalley.beth@gmail.com to let her know that you’ll be playing and need to be included in the team draft. The draft is Sunday, Aug. 26, so email quick!
New players should come to practice at noon on Saturday, Aug. 25, at St. Vincent’s Park.
Games will start Sept. 8, with the first game starting at noon, second at 1:30 p.m. and third at 3 p.m.
Games are held every Saturday until the championship game between the top two teams on Nov. 17. You can see the calendar here.
Dues are $55 and include a jersey.
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August 10, 2012The Gaelic football league kicks off tomorrow with a noon practice at St. Vincent’s Park.
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July 11, 2012Another upcoming event is our St. Louis Gaelic Sports Tournament. More information will be added here as it’s available.
Hotel info: Hampton Inn has 14 rooms. $80 discount, so remaining rooms will be available to us at $109. When making the reservations, players need to mention the “Gaelic Athletic Festival” to get the rate. They can book at 314-621-7900. The address is Hampton Inn / 333 Washington Ave / St. Louis, MO 63102.
Sponsor Bar: Tigin (post tournament) located on street level of the Hampton Inn. 333 Washington Ave, St. Louis, MO 63102. Website: www.tiginirishpub.com/stl
Field info: Sportport (same location as last year) 12525 Sportport Rd, Maryland Heights, MO 63043. Website: www.stlsportport.com, this site has further information about the facility as well as surrounding hotel information if you do not plan to stay downtown.
Team structure and play (tentative): Likely to be 11s (10 + goalie), 20 min halves. Number of games/game times for each team still TBD.
The day will include camogie, Gaelic football and hurling. Come and cheer on your local teams!
Posted in STLGAC | Leave a commentTrivia Night!
July 11, 2012The St. Louis GAC will be hosting a fundraising Trivia Night on the evening of Saturday, July 28, at St. James the Greater Church in Dogtown.
Cost of the event will be $20 a person with up to 10 people per table ($200 a table). The fee will include snacks (pretzels), water/soda, and beer. You will also be able to bring your own food and drink.
There will be games such as the 50/50 and heads/tails. Also there will be a silent auction and prizes per round, etc.
Please reserve your tables now!! You can do so by responding to: stlgactrivianight@yahoo.com. Also you may pay in advance by sending checks to the following address or pay at the door:
STLGAC
1534 Fairmount Ave.
St. Louis, MO 63139
Inaugural Camogie Juniors Tournament
May 25, 2012This Saturday, May 26, St. Louis will host the inaugural Camogie Juniors Tournament. Six teams will participate in the tournament from 9:30 through the afternoon at Langenberg Field in Forest Park. The teams will play for the Tigin Cup.
A welcome happy hour will be held from 6-8 p.m. tonight (Friday) at Tigin Pub downtown. After the tournament, starting at 7:30 p.m., the players and friends will again gather at Tigin to celebrate the winners and the growth of camogie in America.
Please join us to cheer on the camogie players!
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Youth program to start
April 4, 2012The Club is excited to enter another phase of development by starting a youth program for hurling and Gaelic football. With the donation of helmets, hurleys and sliothars from the NACB, we are looking to get youth hurling off the ground. The goal is to teach the games and the fundamentals in a fun and safe fashion so another generation of St. Louisans will represent the Club. Here are the details:
Ages – We’re looking to start with boys and girls aged 9-11. Of course, if you know someone older or younger that might be interested, e-mail me, and we can talk about accommodating.
When and Where – The hurling clinics will be held on hurling league weekends when camogie isn’t being played at 10 a.m. at St. Vincent’s Park. The first clinic will be April 21. The other planned dates are 5/5, 6/2, 6/16, and 6/30. If interest is high, we’ll continue further into the summer. Gaelic football will start up in the autumn.
Equipment – We have helmets, hurleys and sliothars. So the kids will just need cleats (and shin guards would be a good idea). However, kids will not be able to keep the equipment after practice.
Cost – For the first clinics, there is no charge.
Coaching – Instruction will be done by Club members in small groups. Criminal background checks are required.
What You Can Do – First, spread the word. Our club has grown based on word of mouth. So if your own children are interested, bring them out. Tell your family, co-workers, friends, etc. about the program. Second, if you’d like to help out in any fashion, e-mail Kevin Sullivan.
Finally, because equipment is limited for hurling, so are the numbers we can accommodate. So please have people e-mail me with interest or with questions at stlgacyouth@gmail.com.
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Official score lines from week 1
April 4, 2012These are the official scores from week 1. Standings (under the hurling link above) and top scorers have been updated as well.
AOH, 1-11 (14) vs. Tigin, 4-6 (18)
Amsterdam, 7-14 (35) vs. McGurk’s, 3-10 (19)
Nellie Glenn’s, 7-15 (36) vs. Midwest Mortgage, 5-7 (22)
Tower, 7-3 (24) vs. Clark, 5-12 (27)
Camogie
Iron Maidens (maroon), 1-2 vs. Rebels (blue), 6-0
Fourth hurling game
March 31, 2012Tower vs. Clark Academy of Dance
Clark won 29 to 24.
Great games, thanks to all players and spectators!
And camogie game, 2-1 Iron Maidens and 6-0 Rebels!
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March 31, 2012Midwest Mortgage vs. Nellie Glenn’s
Nellies won 36 to 22
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March 31, 2012McGurks vs. Amsterdam
McGurks lost, 3-9 to 7-14.
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