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The Arabian Celts from Bahrain won an historic first ever senior men’s Gaelic football cup  at last Friday’s round 2 of this year’s Middle East GAA League.
In the Podcast, Mid East GAA Chairman, James Kennedy, reports on the win and all the rest of the results from Round 2 at Abu Dhabi.
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While Gaelic Sports in the northern hemisphere comes to a close for the 2014 season, the action further south threw-in recently with the opening round of the 2014-2015 Middle East GAA League.
Bahrain was the setting for Round 1 of the Middle East GAA League which saw Abu Dhabi na Fianna club in fine form, and Mid East chairperson James Kennedy gives us the full rundown.
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It took double Overtime to decide one of two finals of the 2014 Australasian Championships in Melbourne, Australia on Friday with plenty of shock results on Day 4.
In the Podcast, Australasian GAA President Seamus Sullivan reports.
 
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Tuesday October 1 was Day 2 of the 2014 Australasian Championships in Melbourne and we bring you this report on how things went with Australasian GAA President Seamus Sullivan.
 
 
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St. Pat’s team and supporters at Monarch Fields celebrate their 2014 NSW Hurling Championship victory. Photo: Courtesy of Craobh Phadraigh GAA Sydney, Facebook).
Some new teams came to the fore to claim titles in this year’s recent New South Wales GAA Championship finals.
In the Podcast, we look back on how the titles were won with NSW GAA PRO, Catherine Fleming.
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
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It was a massive weekend of Gaelic sports action in London last weekend as we had no less than five championship titles to be decided at Ruislip.
These were the last London club championship finals before Ruislip’s proposed redevelopment takes place over the coming months, and add in a first in televised senior finals by IrishTV.ie on SKY 191 channel, made for a rather historic occasion.
In the Podcast, we look in-depth at the championship deciders with London GAA PRO Declan Flanagan.
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