26th April 2008. It was a scorching hot Madrid day. After a night on the tapas, the Munich Colmcilles ladies navigated the Madrid underground to the Madrid University pitches, where they would participate in the Madrid tournament of the Ladies Football European Championship. Six teams were participating in the tournament; Munich were drawn [...]
Hot off the press is the date for the Munich Tournament 2008. On Saturday July 26th there will be one round of the European GAA Championship held in Munich, Germany at our grounds in Gartenstadt. So save the date now ! On behalf of the committee we would like to invite you to come and [...]
One of the main outcomes from the AGM was that we are setting up a kids hurling team, beginning with indoor hurling until the numbers and weather is suitable for outdoor hurling.
Equipment in the shape of Indoor Hurleys, Indoor Sliotars and Helmets are winging their way from Ireland as we speak so if anyone knows [...]
From the Munich Hurling Tournament 2006
More are available here & many thanks to Frank Percival for these !
A report from the tournament can be found online here.
Every Sunday there is an informal game of hurling on in the English Gardens. Simply bring a stick and come along ! Meeting place is the open area in front of the Klein Hesseloher See at 2pm on Sundays.
They’ll be the blokes with sticks getting funny looks from all the passers-by.
All are welcome !
This Friday the All Ireland Senior Hurling & Football Championships will take place. You will be able to see these in our club sponors pub, Gunters Murphys.
The line up is as follows :
Address : Günther Murphy’s Irish Pub, Nikolaistrasse 9, Schwabing
U-Bahn: U3/6 Münchener Freiheit
Tel : 089 39 89 11
Website: gunther-murphys.com
Related links : GAA Preview of the All Ireland Clubs Championship
First-ever Brusssels Hurling Tournament
October 1st, 2005
Munich win the Charlie McCreevy Cup
Saturday, October 3rd, 2005, saw the first-ever Brusssels Hurling Tournament. Hearts sank as the began with dark clouds and pouring rain but by the time the games started at noon blue skies and a warm sun had arrived.
Four teams – Brussels, Den Haag, Munich and Zurich – took to the field under the watchful eye of 3-time All-Ireland Finals referee, Dickie Murphy. Players from more than 10 countries strove valiantly to win the Charlie McCreevy Cup, the tournament trophy being sponsored by the Irish EU Commissioner for the Internal Market.
Brussels Hurling Tournament 2005
The final leg of the 2005 Euro Hurling league took place in Tervuren on the outskirts of Brussels on Saturday October 1st. Teams from Den Haag, Zurich, Brussels and Munich competed on a day when weather and pitch conditions were ideal for hurling. Dickie Murphy (3 time senior All-Ireland final referee) had the privilege of overseeing good hurling games during the day as each team battled against one another.
You are currently browsing the archives for the Hurling News category.
