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GAA Western Division Board |
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News
Leinster Take Second Consecutive Ladies' Railway Cup
The three San Francisco Ladies' Gaelic Football teams came together under sunny skies on Sunday, October 9th for their annual Railway Cup games. Read on for Linda Ryan's report... |
Missing Irishman
Can you please pass this photo along to all your contacts and connections - and if you happen to have any information please let Charlie's sister, Rina Donnelly know. Her contact information is donnellydennehy@comcast.net and her phone number in Boston is (617) 803-5404. |
Camogie
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If
you join the San Francisco Shamrocks Camogie Club you can practice
the skills of several sports at once! Camogie (ladies' hurling)
includes most the skills of lacrosse, baseball, and field hockey,
and is terrific fun. See our girls in action in this Clan na Gael's Southern California Adventure |
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| The ladies' footballers of Clan na Gael took a little excursion down to San Diego to play against the Na Fianna football team there over the Memorial Day weekend. Read on for Lisa Connolly's account of how it went... |
Coaching / Refereeing Clinic |
The weekend of April 8 to 10th 2005 saw the Western Division Board hosting a Refereeing and Coaching clinic held courtesy of the Munster Council. Theory sessions were held at the United Irish Cultural Center in San Francisco as well as practical sessions at Kezar Stadium and Beach Chalet Playing fields in Golden Gate Park. |
St Patrick's Day Parade Photos The Western Division Board would like to thank all who turned up to help out and enjoy the fun at the St Patrick's Day Parade last weekend and also to those who helped out at the information booth. |
Bosco Leaving Town
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A
special party was held in the Temple Bar on Saturday February 26th
to say goodbye to Michael 'Bosco' Gallagher who served Naomh Padraig
Hurling Club, the Shamrocks Camogie team, and the Western Division
board over a period of eight years. Awards were presented by Naomh
Padraig and the Western Division board as tokens of appreciation
for his work.| Launch of SF GAA Social Club An informal social club has been launched that enables GAA members in the Bay Area to easily inform each other about any parties, trips, or other social events that they may be planning and to which they want to invite people in all of the clubs. It is hoped that this useful resource will help everyone to get together and have a great time while skiing, camping, rafting, drinking, or just getting to know each other better in general. To access the club and join up, go here. |
Clan Na Gael Grateful for Attendance at Tsunami Benefit Night Clan Na Gael would like to thank all those who attended the recent Tsunami benefit night. $1,228 was collected, arrangements have been made to get it to the Red Cross, and the photos are here. |