This weekend’s European Hurling & Camogie Championship Finals will be played by Vienna Gaels for the very first time.
The traditionally Gaelic football-focused club broadened its horizons last year with entry into the European Gaelic Handball Championship in Italy and this year sees the Gaels go one step further with entry into all three European GAA final tournaments. Continue reading
The 2016 European Gaelic football season comes to an end on 24 September with the Pan-European Finals in Maastricht, Netherlands and Vienna Gaels will be represented in both men’s and ladies’ competitions. Continue reading
On Thursday 11 August, the European Ladies Native Gaelic football team saw their Etihad Airways GAA Worlds Games come to a close. Two days before that, the team of 14 ladies, made up of almost just as many nationalities, took the pitch together for the first time with one goal in site: winning the championship in Croke Park.
On the European Ladies Native Football team, was the Vienna Gaels’ very own Katie Riley. While Katie is native to Upstate New York, she qualified to play for Europe due to the fact that she became a resident of Europe during the summer of 2015. Continue reading
Vienna Gaels came into Round 1 of the Pan-European Gaelic football Championship knowing the going would be tough and the opposition did not disappoint in the sweltering heat on Saturday. Continue reading