DUNEDIN Connollys GFC have started the year on a social footing with some pre-season runs every Wednesday

DALRIADA club member, Cathal Ó Gaillín, has just returned from the occupied West Bank in Palestine, coaching the Moataz Sassour GAA Club

TWO games into the league and it’s been so refreshing—the rules have really given football a boost

THERE'S no point in becoming an emigrant unless you’re making plans to improve yourself in some way

TÍR CONAILL Harps GFC enjoyed a fantastic end of season shindig recently to celebrate their Men’s and Ladies teams in Malones Bar in Glasgow

GLASGOW Gaels GFC was delighted recently to continue its partnership with Kitty O’Shea’s

DONEGAL man and Dalriada GFC player, Cathal Ó Gaillín, ran 150km in Aberdeen this December to raise funds for GAA Palestine

AS Glasgow Gaels celebrates its 25th anniversary, we take a look at 15 important moments for the club

It seems like a perfect opportunity to preview the approaching club championships

NOW that I’d become more immersed as a migrant in the east of Scotland, the reality of life over the seas from home started to sink in

NOW that each County Championship has been decided, the GAA Club Provincial Championships begin

IT WAS a mixture of delight and disappointment for Dunedin Connollys recently in their respective All-Britain matches.

GAA on the East Coast of Scotland is now firmly embedded in the infrastructure

AN EVENING throw-in under the floodlights in Clydebank was the setting for this year’s Northern Intermediate Championship Final

THERE'S a magical thread that ties the GAA together: its clubs

THIS year’s Senior, Intermediate and Junior Mens Champions were decided over two weekends.

THERE were celebrations in the Dunedin Connollys and Glasgow Gaels camps recently

AFTER a highly competitive Men’s Intermediate/Junior Championship, Glasgow Gaels and Tír Conaill Harps will battle it out

CROKE Park echoed with the anticipation of change as Jim Gavin, the Chair of the Football Review Committee (FRC), unveiled new proposals

THE GAA community in Scotland was rocked by the sad and shocking news of the sudden death of Dave Kellett