REGIONAL CLUB

Manila GAA

Manila
Philippines
Club Page

ABOUT THE CLUB

Club Story

Established in 1995, Manila GAA is one of the earliest Gaelic games clubs in Asia and represents the Philippines within the Asian GAA community. The club has a particularly important place in the history of Gaelic games in the region: Manila hosted the inaugural Asian Gaelic Games in 1996, helping establish the competition that later developed into the centrepiece of the Asian GAA calendar. Today the club continues to bring together Filipino, Irish and international players and welcomes both experienced footballers and newcomers.

Club Information

City
Manila
Country
Philippines
Founded
1995
Home ground

TRAINING

Train with the club

Training takes place every Tuesday from 7:30 PM to 8:30 PM at BSM Don Jones Field in Bonifacio Global City (BGC), Metro Manila. Men and women of all skill levels are welcome, and the first session is free.

COMPETITIONS

Where the club competes

Asian Gaelic Games and regional Asian County Board Gaelic football competitions, including South Asia competition.

Connect & Follow the Club

BSM Don Jones Field, Bonifacio Global City (BGC), Metro Manila

HONOURS

Club achievements

1996 — Manila hosted the inaugural Asian Gaelic Games, the first regional Gaelic football tournament of its kind in Asia.
1997–1998 — Manila continued as host city for the next two editions of the Asian Gaelic Games, making the Philippines central to the competition’s formative years.
2026 — Manila GAA marks 30 years since the first Asian Gaelic Games held in the city and is preparing men’s and ladies’ teams for the 2026 Asian Gaelic Games in Hong Kong.

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