CEANN Creige Hurlers have continued to build on their success of the opening games. Whilst the number of games played was frustratingly less than what some would like, the lads ensured that when they did play, they put in an impressive performance.

IRELAND made it a double celebration as their hurlers and camogs took on their shinty counterparts in a return of the Ireland-Scotland international fixture.

I’M writing these words in the last days of August. Here in rural Ireland, it’s a time to get busy with those summer jobs that get the home place prepared for the dark winter months.

CEANN Creige came out on top in a fiercely contested clash against Wolfe Tones of Liverpool, edging the tie by just two points in a match that showcased precision versus power.

THE black and green bands of Ceann Creige is slowly becoming a recognisable jersey in Scotland and further afield—not something to be...

THE intercounty championship is well underway, and we are nearing the semi-final stage in all provincial championships

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

IT HAS been a fantastic season for both Ceann Creige's camogs and the club as a whole

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

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

THE centenary international between Scotland and Ireland ended with Irish celebrations after an extra-time victory

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

CEANN Creige Camogs added another piece of silverware to the club’s trophy cabinet recently after they defeated Liverpool Wolfetones