Twin Cities Lakelanders Gaelic Football Club

Twin Cities Lakelanders Gaelic Football Club Twin Cities Gaelic Football Club supports and develops amateur athletes at all skill levels, regardless of gender, race, etc. Come out and try the sport!

Twin Cities Gaelic Football Club is a Minnesota Non-Profit Organization that supports and develops amateur athletes at all skill levels, regardless of gender, race, etc., for national and international competition in the sport of Gaelic Football. Back in 2007, we started a Gaelic Football team in the Twin Cities. Weekly practices in Spring and Summer are on Sundays and Wednesday. We train for comp

etition with other clubs in the region and in the NAGAA national championships every Summer over Labor Day weekend. Any levels of fitness or commitment are welcomed. If you are out of shape and just want someone to work out with, or you want to play for a serious team hoping to win a national title, that works too!

2016 practices start May 2. We practice at the Metropolis Rugby field in Columbia Park in NE Minneapolis (800 Columbia Parkway). May and September practices are Monday and Wednesdays from 6-8 and switching to 6:30-8:30 from June-August. You'll guarantee you'll love it.

04/29/2025

Football Exhibition this Sunday, May 4th, 2pm Twin Cities Robert 20th anniversary!

Twin Cities Robert Emmets Hurling and Camogie will be holding a 20th anniversary celebration on Sunday May 4th and are p...
04/11/2025

Twin Cities Robert Emmets Hurling and Camogie will be holding a 20th anniversary celebration on Sunday May 4th and are planning a football exhibition.

If the love for the game still in your heart come out and show support. If the game is still in your knees come out and play. Learn the future of gaelic sports in the Twin Cities.

Time of the football exhibition TBD

Get your calendars/diaries out - here’s some of what we have coming up!

Apr 6th
April 25
May 3
May 4
June 7 at Eagan Community Fields
June 14

Props to Kelly Koch who, to your knowledge, was the first woman to compete in a Men's match at the USGAA nationals Seatt...
02/27/2022

Props to Kelly Koch who, to your knowledge, was the first woman to compete in a Men's match at the USGAA nationals Seattle in 2015. A trailblazer of a road long leading to today's vote in favor of gender integration at all levels.

By Cian O'Connell A motion from the GPA that the GAA will prioritise integration with the LGFA and Camogie Association in order to jointly ensure equal recognition, investment and opportunity for all genders to play all sports in the Gaelic Games Family was passed by 89.8% of delegates. Maria Kin...

08/04/2019

Reminder that Irish Fair is next weekend! Come out and support Irish sports in MN and show love to the world champion women of TCRE! Twin Cities Robert Emmets Hurling

07/21/2019

Practice Tuesday 6p. 1499 N Brompton. Finally looking like spectacular weather for a kick. See y'all there!

07/09/2019

No practice tonight due to impending doom radar!

06/26/2019

Good practice tonight! We will not have practice next Tuesday due to the holiday. We resume on 7/9 @ 6p - 1499 N Brompton.

Travel opportunity - Miltown Invitational - 7/13! Let's Jens know your interest personally or respond via the club page.

06/18/2019

Kick tomorrow 6pm 1499 N Brompton

06/05/2019

Kick tomorrow 6/6 is cancelled. We will try again next Tuesday 6/11 @ 6pm at Brompton fields.

If anyone is interested in joining Kansas City for a last minute tournament squad in Indianapolis on 6/15 HMU immediately.

01/03/2019

Footballers-

2019 is going to be a different year for the TCGFC. We had numerous challenges this past year and it has been made clear that our current structure is no longer a fit for our current membership. Growth has been and will continue to be a top priority but the way we have our club setup may be a hurdle to achieving the growth the club needs.

In 2019 we will be looking at a number of changes that were discussed at the AGM, and that will perhaps in the short term help us bring in new players with a view to setting us up for success in the long term. Those changes include:

-No more weekly practices. We will have 1-2 events a month that will be practice & game events. The idea is to try to bring in more new players who can learn and play on the same day. We also hope that fewer commitment days will mean more attendance.

-We will partner with other clubs for travel dates and have a bigger focus on getting Minnesota Players to Midwest events.

-We will work with other Irish sports clubs in the midwest to position Gaelic Football for success, which might be changes to the club in future years.

2019 will likely be a pivotal year for Gaelic Football in Minnesota that will decide what role we have going forward. I hope to see a lot of engagement and some new faces this coming year!

TCGFC Board
(Alan Richardson Hohn, Jens Selin, Kevin Skerrett, Jesse Griffin)

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Saint Paul, MN
55102

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