Asian Gaelic Games
The Asian Gaelic Games began in 1996 and grew from a small regional tournament into the leading annual Gaelic games event in Asia. The competition has brought clubs together across rotating host cities for football and hurling, creating a shared focal point for the growth of the games across the continent.
Regional Games Across Asia
Alongside the Asian Gaelic Games, regional competitions have helped clubs build regular connections and meaningful rivalries closer to home. The All-China Games, North Asia Games and South Asia Games have created additional opportunities for teams to compete, travel and strengthen Gaelic games communities across their regions.
Honouring the People Behind the Games
The history of the Games is shaped by the players, volunteers, organisers and club communities who built Gaelic games across Asia. Trophies including the Alan Power MVP Trophy and the Derek Brady Cup recognise that contribution and help preserve the legacy of people whose commitment has supported the Games over time.