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Five clubs.
One community.

From Málaga to Sevilla, Marbella to Gibraltar—and into the wider Iberian competition in Lisbon—there is a Gaelic games community ready to welcome you.

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The club finder

Choose a crest.
Start your story.

Every club has its own identity, but all share the same welcome: beginners, experienced players and supporters belong here.

Andalucía Division Iberian Championship
Andalucía Division
Celta Málaga crest

Málaga, Andalucía

Celta Málaga

An open and welcoming Gaelic football community based in Málaga. A natural first stop if you live in the city or nearby.

  • Gaelic football
  • All experience levels
Explore Celta Málaga
Andalucía Division
Costa Gaels crest

Marbella · Costa del Sol

Costa Gaels

A volunteer-led club bringing men, women and children together through Gaelic football, hurling and community.

  • Men’s, ladies’ & children’s teams
  • Football & hurling
Explore Costa Gaels
Andalucía Division
Éire Óg Sevilla crest

Sevilla, Andalucía

Éire Óg Sevilla

Men’s and women’s Gaelic football in the Andalusian capital, with regular training and a lively international community.

  • Men’s & women’s teams
  • Training & social events
Explore Éire Óg Sevilla
Andalucía Division
Gibraltar Gaels crest

Gibraltar

Gibraltar Gaels

A growing Gaelic football club training weekly in Gibraltar and competing across the regional and wider Iberian calendar.

  • Weekly training
  • Regional fixtures
Explore Gibraltar Gaels
Iberian Championship
Lisbon Celtiberos crest

Lisbon, Portugal

Lisbon Celtiberos

Representing Lisbon in the wider competition network and joining the Andalucía Division clubs on the Iberian championship pathway.

  • Iberian competition
  • Gaelic football community
Explore Lisbon Celtiberos

Good to know: Lisbon Celtiberos joins the championship pathway rather than the regular Andalucía League stage. Check the current competition format for the latest structure.

Your first session

Joining is simpler than you think.

You do not need Irish roots, previous experience or your own equipment to make the first contact.

  1. Choose your club

    Start with the club closest to where you live, work or spend most of your time.

  2. Make contact

    Use the club page to ask about training times, teams and your first visit.

  3. Come and try

    Meet the players, learn the basics and see how quickly the club feels familiar.

Follow the season

Your club.
Your competition.

Once you have found your crest, keep up with the regional calendar and see how every round fits into the wider Iberian pathway.

Still deciding?

Find the right fit.

If you are between clubs, moving to the region or unsure who to contact, the division can point you in the right direction.

Ask the division
Can complete beginners join?

Yes. Clubs welcome beginners and experienced players. Contact the club before attending so they can confirm the best session for your first visit.

Do clubs welcome non-Irish players?

Absolutely. Gaelic games in the region bring together local and international players from many backgrounds.

Which club should I contact?

Usually the nearest club is the easiest place to begin. If travel, age group or playing offer makes the choice unclear, contact the division for guidance.

What if there is no club near me?

Contact Gaelic Games Andalucía. We can help identify the nearest opportunity and discuss interest in developing Gaelic games in a new area.

Come and play · Ven a jugar

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Choose a club, say hello and take the first step onto the pitch.

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