York GAA

Welcome to York GAA, the heartbeat of Gaelic Football in York since the 1960s. Kicked off by Eoin and friends in January 2017, York Éireannach is chuffed to offer both men's and women's teams. The lads take on the Pennine and Yorkshire Junior Leagues while the women give it their all in the Yorkshire League and 7-a-side challenges.

At York GAA, camaraderie and team spirit are the name of the game. Eoin organises regular social events, from team-building exercises to watching GAA matches over a few pints, making it a close-knit family vibe.

York GAA throws open its doors to players of all abilities. Whether you’re just learning or a seasoned pro, the focus is on inclusivity and helping everyone up their game and love for Gaelic Football.

To keep the club kicking, York GAA has teamed up with the Support Sport Lottery. For just £1 a week, you can pocket up to £25,000 and help the club grow. Plus, score a 25% discount on York GAA tracksuits sponsored by Unity Lime Ltd.

Fancy joining the squad or supporting York Éireannach? Head over to the club’s membership page. Businesses or individuals can also chip in through sponsorship deals to back Gaelic Football in York.

York GAA isn’t just about sport; it’s about community too. Eoin and the gang make mental well-being a priority, offering support networks and having members trained in Mental Health Awareness to keep everyone feeling included and supported.

Find York GAA at York St John University Playing Fields on Haxby Road. Training usually happens at YSJ Active, but it’s always good to check for updates. Contact details are readily available for any questions.

Keep an eye on the latest fixtures and results on the club’s website, and don’t miss the York 7's Tournament, a fun annual clash where teams from all over the UK and beyond go head-to-head.

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