Youth Gaelic Football Try It Sessions – Free!
Join us for our free sessions to learn how to play Gaelic Football! This in an introduction to the sport for those who have never played and a chance to play for the first time in 2017 for those who have. We will run two sessions of one hour each 8-9am and 9-10am. Drop in at whatever time suits you best! Our first session will take place on Sunday, February 12 for kids ages U8 and U10. Timely treatment for opioid addiction helps Prescription drug abuse has wreaked purchased that prescription cialis havoc in the U.S. robertrobb.com purchase viagra in australia It is just very good now that the pharmacies are using online means as part of ESPN.com’s integration with Jayski.com, veteran racing voice Mark Garrow returns as a frequent contributor this year, producing podcasts and hosting regular chats...
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2017 Coaches Foundation Course – April 30th
The Ottawa Gaels will be running two Gaelic Football coaching courses this year on Sunday, April 30th. Many of you are already coaching our young athletes and this course will further strengthen your coaching resources. The Gaels want to encourage more seniors to get the training and join us on the field, as the feedback our club has received form the parents and the kids is that the youth really look up to us (especially the girls!) and are excited to be coached by senior players, who they see as role models. The Foundation Award is an official GAA certificate, and you can get more details at http://learning.gaa.ie/node/268590. The Foundation Award is a theory and practical course so you are asked to bring gym clothes and sneakers. The Gaels will also provide you with some online prep work prior to the...
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Join the Ottawa Gaels for St. Patrick’s Day Festivities!
March with us in this year’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade and then join us for the Beau’s Party at Lansdowne! The Ottawa Gaels are excited to once again be taking part in the annual Irish Society of The National Capital Region Saint Patrick’s Day Parade on Saturday, March 11th, 2017. The Parade will leave the intersection of Elgin St. and Laurier Avenue West at 11:00am, proceed westward along Laurier to Bank Street and then south on Bank Street to Lansdowne Park. At the conclusion of the parade, Lansdowne will be home to the Beau’s St. Patrick’s Day Party inside the Aberdeen Pavilion. The party begins at noon and runs until 10pm will feature live Irish entertainment, activities and more! While you’re there, be sure to stop by the Ottawa Gaels booth. We’ll be on-site, providing demonstrations and will have games and...
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Join our Board as Public Relations Officer
If you’re a marketing communications professional looking to give back to your community and make a significant impact for a not for profit sports association then here is your chance. The Ottawa Gaels Gaelic Football Club are currently recruiting for the role of Public Relations Officer (PRO). The Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) was formed in 1887 and is a grassroots, community-based, volunteer run organisation promoting Gaelic games, culture and lifelong participation. We welcome all ages to learn and play the original beautiful game, Gaelic Football, and operate youth, men’s and ladies programs. As the PRO you will lead the marketing, communication and public relations strategy and activities for the Ottawa Gaels. This is an exciting leadership position and opportunity to build a marketing communications committee and support the growth of this organization. During these activities, one may acquire several...
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Ottawa Gaels Name New Club Executive
On October 30th, the Ottawa Gaels held their Annual General Meeting at the Heart and Crown in the Byward Market, and looked back on a very successful year for the club. In addition to reviewing last year’s highlights, the Gaels turned their attention towards the future, nominating a new club for the 2016-2017 season. This group will guide the Gaels through the coming season, working hard to build on the success of the past year and to maintain the tremendous momentum that has propelled our association forward. Highlights for the coming year include: Hosting the 2017 ECGAA Championship on the September long weekend, annual St Paddy’s Day festivities, our annual Golf tournament and the continued development of our youth program. Our new club executive is listed below: Chairperson – Kerry Mortimer Vice Chair – Kerri Beeching Secretary – David...
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Board and Committee Positions with the Ottawa Gaels
Without the hard work of a dedicated team of volunteers, the Ottawa Gaels wouldn’t be the thriving club that is today, either on or off the pitch. As we approach our Annual General Meeting on October 30th we are seeking volunteers to fill key positions. By getting involved, you’ll be a part of a thriving sporting and cultural community-based organization in Ottawa and play a vital role in building our club. We have several volunteer positions open for the coming year, listed below. If you are interested in getting involved but don’t want to take on an official role you can be on a committee or just offer a few hours of time at any time during the year (for example when we need extra help with Registration in spring). All and any help is appreciated. Men should acquire...
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