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Football Training is Underway

By taiwancelts | Published March 23, 2010

The Taiwan Celts held their second training of the season last Saturday, March 21st. Another good turnout of men and women largely thanks to the efforts of communications officer Tony Lonergan and his incessant spamming of all foreigners in Taiwan for the last 12 months. Karsten Tonnesen was even on hand to get some great photos of [...]

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2010 Season Training Begins

By taiwancelts | Published February 20, 2010

Mark your calendars and tell your friends, the 2010 Taiwan Celts season is set to begin. Training will take place on February 27th, from 12 noon until 2pm at the Bai Ling You An Riverside Park, Taipei. We look forward to a good turnout to kick off the start of a successful season for both [...]

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Ladies Training to begin in February

By taiwancelts | Published January 31, 2010

We are currently looking for new players to get involved with the Taiwan Celts Nu’s squad this season. The new Gaelic football season will begin in February, when we will start introductory training sessions to teach the skills of the game to new players coming along for the first time. Throughout the season the training [...]

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Gaelic Sports Cast Interview

By taiwancelts | Published January 3, 2010

Freelance Journalist Denis O Brien has set up a sports webcast to track and profile the Gaelic sports clubs and competitions around the world. First stop on the trail is GAA sports in Asia, and the TaiwanCelts were interviewed last month to talk about the history and development of GAA in Taiwan, and our clubs [...]

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Taiwan Celts featured in GAA Book

By taiwancelts | Published January 3, 2010

Released in November 2009, “The GAA – A Peoples History” traces the earliest days of the Gaelic Sports movement in Ireland, right up to present day and the status of the GAA worldwide. The book, commissioned by the GAA, includes a chapter called “Exiles” which reviews the movement of the GAA from Ireland and into [...]

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