The COVID-19 pandemic may have temporarily halted GAA around the world, but IrishCentral is still looking to feature the best stories about global GAA clubs as part of our new monthly feature.
From the small island of Guernsey to the bright lights of Manhattan and from the harsh conditions of Winnipeg to the shores of Western Australia, GAA clubs are often the lifeblood of Irish communities abroad; an intrinsic link to their national heritage.
Each club has its own distinct story and we want to hear yours.
We’re on the lookout for GAA clubs in far-flung corners of the world who embody the best of Irishness abroad.
Is your GAA club helping the local community during the COVID-19 pandemic? Do you know of a GAA club that is proudly representing the Irish community during this global health crisis?
We want to hear about any outstanding acts of community spirit from GAA clubs around the world.
We also want to hear about the normal stuff - the origin story and the volunteers working tirelessly to keep your club going.
Do you know of a particularly tight-knit GAA club thriving in a distant land?
Was your club founded thanks to a moment of serendipity?
Is there a particularly hard-working volunteer forming the backbone of your club?
Whether you want to boost your club’s profile, increase its membership or simply showcase the great work done by volunteer members, we want to hear from you.
To nominate your club to feature on IrishCentral, just email Editors@irishcentral.com and drop us a line.
We look forward to featuring the many wonderful GAA clubs from around the globe.
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