Maine Gaelic Sports Alliance

CORONA VIRUS STATEMENT:

ALL OF US WITH MGSA TAKE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE TRUST YOU PUT WITH US EACH YEAR SERIOUSLY. YOUR CHILD’S SAFETY IS OUR PRIMARY CONCERN. THE BOARD IS HEEDING THE ADVICE OF THE MAINE CDC AND GOVERNORS OFFICE AND MAKING THE DECISION TO TEMPORARILY PLACE THE START OF THE 2020 SEASON IS ON HOLD UNTIL WE ESTABLISH A REALISTIC TIMELINE FOR EVENTS. THAT WILL THEN ALLOW US TO SET RATES AND SCHEDULES ACCORDINGLY. WE STILL HOPE FOR A FULL SUMMER SEASON BUT ONLY WHEN THE HEALTH AND SAFETY OF OUR PLAYERS, COACHES AND FAMILIES ARE ASSURED. PLEASE STAY TUNED TO OUR SOCIAL MEDIA PAGES FOR THE MOST UPDATED INFORMATION.

The Maine Gaelic Sports Alliance is an instructional and competitive GAA program designed to introduce kids to Irish sports. We offer Hurling and Gaelic Football for boys and girls ages 4 to 16.

Summer Registration on hold until April 2020…we’ll be ready soon!

UPCOMING EVENTS

LISTEN FOR OUR ADS ON WJAB SPORTS RADIO beginning Monday March 9 and listen to us in-studio LIVE on St. Patricks Day on the PM Jab

IRISH SPORTS NIGHT at the Maine Irish Heritage Center in April TBA

OUTDOOR PRACTICES START in APRIL (location in Greater Portland TBD)

2020 Season

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We have great kids and families returning from the 2019 season from all around Southern Maine. We have a fantastic community and welcome your family to join us.

Indoor Sessions in the works for March and April

May, June & July Outdoor Season

TOURNAMENTS

St. Brendans, Quincy, MA June 2020

Philadelphia (PA) LIBERTY BELL July 18 and 19

PRACTICES

TBD

Cost: TBA U6 and U8. $80 U10, U12, U14, U16 codes. Includes: 14 week season, hour long practices, two tournaments, Maine Gaelic Sports Alliance practice shirt. Hurl and helmet purchase and rentals available or purchase gear for our April order during or after registration.

FULL AND PARTIAL no-questions-asked SCHOLARSHIPS

Summer Registration is Open March 17 on Active.com

Questions: Please contact coach/club secretary John Hartley

About the Program

Hurling and Gaelic Football are Irish field games. Gaelic Football is played with a round football which can be caught, kicked and hand passed and Hurling is played with a stick, called a hurley, and a ball called a sliotar.

We welcome players of all levels, no experience necessary. We provide the equipment, which you can take home to play during the season. Our season usually kicks off in May with pre-season indoor practices before moving in June to our home base at the Doughtery Athletic Field in Portland, Maine.

Questions: Please contact coach/club secretary John Hartley