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The Gaelic Football & Hurling Association of South Australia (GFHASA)
Welcome to the GFHASA home page. Gaelic Football is played by men and women of all ages, and the State League and 7-a-side competitions are played over summer between October and March. All matches are played at St Marys Park, St Marys. |
2 January 2012 - GFHASA wishes everyone a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! Gaelic Football action returns in 2012 with an all Women’s State League fixture on Sunday 8 January 2012, and the Gaelic7s competition resumes on Wednesday night 11 January 2012. Why not check out the State League
Men’s Ladder and Women’s Ladder, as well as the Results/Fixture for 2012.
The Gaelic7s Ladder and Results can be found here.
18 October 2011 - it is urgent that all clubs fill out the relevant forms for any interstate, intrastate, or international players they plan to play in the 2011/2012 GFHASA state league. It is vital that any Irish players who have played in Ireland fill in a sanction before they play, unless you have discussed this with the GFHASA President Lee Hayes or Registrar Dan Bryant before they take the field. The relevant forms can be found on the Australasian website here, and must be filled out, scanned, and emailed to the registrar at info@gaelicfootballsa.com.au. |
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15 March 2011 - Congratulations to the Onkas men's team and the Irish Blue's women's team, who are the 2010/2011 GFHASA State League Champions! Onkas claimed the Hannigan Cup by defeating Na Fianna 1.14 (17) to 0.7 (7), whilst the Irish Blues won the Tom Finn Memorial Cup by defeating Onkas in extra time 4.7 (19) to 2.11 (17). In the men’s Division 2 Final, Flinders O’Neills beat Irish Australians 3.20 (29) to 2.6 (12).
Photos of the day are now on the website, and can be accessed in the photos section! Stay tuned for more information regarding grand final day, and for more information on the results of the GFHASA presentation night. |
3 March 2011 - GAELIC7s GRAND FINAL – last night saw the semi finals and grand final of the Gaelic7s competition at St Mary’s Park. The first semi final was St Brendan’s (1st) vs Angry Leprechaun’s (4th) which was a close and well fought out game, with St Brendan’s running out winners to progress to the Grand Final. The second semi final was contested by Onkas (2nd) and the Steve Irwin Allstar’s (3rd) with Onkas running out winners to book their place in the grand final. The Grand Final kicked off at 9pm, and was an extremely tough and skilful display of Gaelic Football, with the score at half time being Onkas 0.10 (10) to St Brendan’s 1.5 (8). The second half was a more free flowing and high scoring affair, and in the end 40 minutes wasn’t enough to separate the two sides with umpire Javor blowing the whistle for full time with the scores locked at 5.13 (28) a piece. At the end of 10 minutes of extra time it was St Brendan’s who ran out winners 5.20 (35) to 5.18 (33) to claim the Gaelic7’s Cup. To see all Gaelic7’s results check the schedule.
A big thanks to Tommy Javor, Steve Ridley, and Mike Zaluski for running the Gaelic7’s comp in 2010/2011! |
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| Want to discuss Gaelic Football in South Australia with other players? GFHASA has struck up an association with the South Australian based website forum, SA Footy! Find out more |
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