Gaelic football · Málaga city
Celta Málaga
Play Gaelic.
Make friends.
Find your people.
A diverse, welcoming Gaelic football club where men and women from Málaga and around the world train, compete and build a community together.
Beginners welcome · No Irish roots required
About the Celts
Come for the football.
Stay for the craic.
Celta Málaga brings together players from Ireland, Spain and across the world to enjoy Gaelic football in the heart of the city.
The club is ambitious on the pitch and proudly social off it. Training, tournament trips, beach days, quizzes and nights out make it an easy place to get active, learn something new and form genuine friendships—especially if Málaga is new to you.
“More than a club—a fantastic community.”
The feeling shared by Celta Málaga members
Your way into Celta
Find your place.
Absolute beginner, experienced player or simply looking for a social circle—start with the part of club life that feels right for you.
Men’s panel
The Lads
Skills, fitness and competitive Gaelic football across Andalucía and IberiaAsk about training →
Ladies’ panel
The MalaGals
A supportive team for newcomers and experienced players to improve togetherAsk about training →
Beyond the pitch
The Community
Beach days, tournament trips, social nights and the friends you make along the waySee club life ↗A decade of the Celts
Built in Málaga since 2016.
From a first training session to men’s and ladies’ teams representing Málaga across the region, Celta keeps growing through the people who wear the crest.
Train with the Celts
Give Gaelic football a go.
Celta trains men and women at Olímpica Victoriana near central Málaga. The club runs regular sessions twice a week during nine months of the year.
Training
Men & MalaGals
Skills · Fitness · Match preparationPlaying year
Train & Compete
Regional · Iberian · European eventsBeginners welcome
Meet the Team
Message first · Wear trainers · Bring waterDays and times can change around fixtures. Message the club or check Instagram (opens in a new tab) before your first session.
Confirm the next sessionWhere to find Celta
Olímpica Victoriana.
Calle Santa María Micaela, 1, Distrito Centro, 29013 Málaga.
Follow Celta Málaga
The club never stops at the final whistle.
Training updates, fixtures, tournament trips and all the craic—follow @celtamalaga_gaa and get to know the community.
The Celta way
Competitive. Inclusive. Social.
A club people are proud to represent—on the pitch and everywhere the friendships lead.
Welcome
Every background and ability belongs from the first hello.
Improve
Learn the skills, build confidence and surprise yourself.
Compete
Train with purpose and represent Málaga with pride.
Connect
Make the city feel like home through genuine friendship.
Enjoy
Keep the people, adventures and craic at the heart of it.
Good to know
Your first step is the easy one.
Come as you are. Celta will help with the rest.
Ask Celta MálagaDo I need Gaelic football experience?
No. The club explicitly welcomes complete beginners as well as experienced players. You will learn the core skills at training.
Do I need to be Irish?
Not at all. Celta Málaga brings together local and international members from many countries and backgrounds.
Are there men’s and ladies’ teams?
Yes. Celta has a men’s panel and a ladies’ team known as the MalaGals. Both welcome new players.
Where and when does the club train?
Regular training is held twice weekly at Olímpica Victoriana near central Málaga. Contact the club or check Instagram for the current days and times before attending.
New to Málaga?
Meet your people.
Say hello, try a training session and see how quickly the city begins to feel like home.