Ottawa Gaels Minor Training
Are you curious and want to try out a new sport? Gaelic football is a fast-paced, dynamic field sport that combines the skills of soccer, basketball and volleyball. Join our Minor program training sessions in April and May for your opportunity to learn one of the fastest sports on grass. Please note that the sessions are not co-ed and focus on developing athletes born between 2004 & 2008. Dates: April 10, 24 / May 8, 15Times: Girls 8am – 9am / Boys 9am – 10amLocation: Bell Sensplex, 1565 Maple Grove Rd, Kanata, ON K2V 1A3 Grab your bottle of water and get ready for sessions focusing on skill development, drills, small game scenarios and scrimmages, but most of all, FUN! Soccer cleats are encouraged but not mandatory. Mouth guards are mandatory and to be kept in for the duration...
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We are excited to announce that we have a new selection of O’Neills GAA apparel to offer you! We have carefully chosen a few new items (and of course the essentials) that we would love to see you wearing around town! All options are available in youth and adult sizes (Small to 3X-Large). Please use this online order form https://forms.gle/noS9uTe97zfys36h6 to select the items you would like to purchase by Friday, November 26 (prices include tax and shipping). Upon placing your order, please e-transfer the total amount owing right away, to: treasurer.ottawagaels.ca@gaa.ie (No password required). Also, it is a medicine falling on a costlier side with harmful cialis prices effects in the long run this works out at a better per unit price, which is the ideal choice to stick to a pill at a time or whatever is the cause, ED or impotence is...
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2021 Mike Robinson Memorial Tournament
For the last decade, the Ottawa Gaels GAA has been delighted to host the annual Mike Robinson Charity Football tournament, in memory of our late friend, player, and Club member, Mike Robinson. A full day of Gaelic Football with friends and teammates, both locals and visitors from other GAA clubs, has been a wonderful and meaningful way to commemorate our friend, and gather as a community. This year marks our 10th annual Mike Robinson tournament, on Saturday, September 18th from 9:30 AM to 4:00 PM. Players of all ages – (whether you’re 7 or 70!) are welcome to join us for Co-Ed Gaelic Football and Camogie matches.T he schedule is the following:9:30-11:30 – Senior Co-ed Camogie9:30-11:30 – Youth Co-ed Gaelic Football11:30-4pm – Senior Co-ed Gaelic Football We are very pleased to host this event in Mike’s memory once again,...
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Ottawa Gaels Club Day
We are very excited to announce that the Ottawa Gaels have planned a Club Day, in Almonte, on August 28th! Our Club Day aims to build camaraderie amongst our youth and senior players, and allow our new players to get game experience in a fun and constructive environment. Whether you’ve been playing for years, are brand new, or have been a lifelong supporter or friend of the club and want to try your hand (or foot) at it, all are welcome to join us for some development workshops, skills challenges, and games! The Club Day will kick off at 9.30 AM with our Youth activities before our Senior players take the pitch. And we’ll be hosting All-Ages Skills Challenges from 11:45 AM – 12:15 PM! Whether your sport of choice is Camogie/Hurling or Gaelic Football, there will be an...
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Ottawa Gaels Youth Training 2021
Are you curious to try out a new sport? Join the Ottawa Gaels Youth for their weekly Camogie/Hurling and Gaelic Football training in Almonte! Gaelic football is a fast-paced, dynamic field sport that combines the skills of soccer, basketball and volleyball. Camogie/Hurling is a fast-paced field sport that features skills similar to those of Field Hockey, Lacrosse, Ringette, Baseball, or even Softball. Join our Youth program’s weekly training, Wednesdays and Thursdays, for ages 9-14. For ages 15+, please see our Senior trainings. Grab your bottle of water and get ready for sessions focusing on skill development, drills, small game scenarios and scrimmages, but most of all, FUN! Soccer cleats are encouraged but not mandatory. Mouth guards are mandatory for Gaelic Football and to be kept in for the duration of training. Camogie/Hurling equipment is provided. ??? ??????? ???? ??...
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Return To Gaelic Games Update
As we leave behind the lockdowns of 2020-2021 and head back onto the pitch, it is important to keep health and safety at the centre of all our club activities. We would invite you to review the updated Return to Gaelic Games Guidelines in English or French in advance of any Return to Play as it is a comprehensive COVID-19 Response as to how the CGAA clubs should be proceeding with training in the near future. Kindly note these guidelines are subject to modification should the Ontario Provincial Governments’ guidelines change. Prior to returning to Gaelic Games activities ALL MEMBERS MUST sign: updated CGAA Waiver Form prior to commencing Gaelic Games Training, this is the responsibility of each individual club to ensure that this has been executed upon. Health Assessment and Declaration Form in English or FrenchMembers are encouraged to review the...
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