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GAA Western Division Board |
Press Center
The following documents and resources are provided for journalists to use as a basis for any articles they wish to publish about the GAA or Gaelic Games.
| About Gaelic Games (964k pdf) |
A pdf file provided for you to print off and read at your leisure containing a summary of the information in the following articles. |
| The GAA | The background and nature of this unique association |
| Gaelic Games | Description of how the sports fit into Irish life |
| Gaelic Football | How to play |
| Hurling | How to play |
| Local Scene | A description of the thriving GAA scene in the San Francisco Bay Area |
| Print quality photos | |
| Ads for the Irish Herald | |
| Hurling Football |
Ads for the San Francisco Chronicle |
Scoring in hurling and
football |
Posters |
| Photos from 2006 city finals | Aidan
O'Flynn lifts Junior A Football Cup for the Celts |
| jpg 200dpi png original editable in Fireworks |
Banners |
Note: Articles have been written about our sports in the past by local journalists, but some were written in a dismissive and disparaging manner by describing them as a bunch of guys with funny accents and funny names running around a field in a game with no rules. If you are going to write anything, please be as positive and respectful as possible, and try to get across the excitement and entertaining nature of our great games.
To discuss any of this, please contact the divisional Public Relations Officer, Eamonn Gormley, at pro@sfgaa.org or on (650) 669 2164.
Thank you.