Cayman Islands Gaelic Football Club
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Gaelic football, hurling and camogie leagues for adults and children across the Cayman Islands
About
Cayman Islands GAA is a non-profit sporting club that promotes Gaelic football, hurling and camogie, along with Irish culture and social interaction among its members. Its main competition is the Harneys Gaelic Football League, played from February to June at the Camana Bay Sports Complex, with men's and women's teams, alongside a Corporate Mixed 11s tournament, a hurling blitz and national teams that represent Cayman at the USGAA Finals each August. A Kids Gaelic Football Club Committee, formed in 2016, introduces the game to children and young people aged 6 to 18 through coaching sessions, after-school programmes in local schools and holiday camps. Membership includes both playing and social members from dozens of countries, and parents, teachers, volunteers and coaches have taken GAA foundation-level coaching courses.
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