Welcome to the EC Gaelic Club

Known as the EC GAELIC CLUB / BRUSSELS, we train primarily young Irish boys & girls who have grown up either in Ireland or in Belgium, but we have many other nationalities also. We cater for 5 / 6 years old up to late teens.

Over the years,  we have trained teams who have represented Brussels, primarily at FEILE PEIL na nÓG, but have also played at locations in France, Spain, Luxembourg, and Netherlands.

We look forward to seeing you at the training. Next training date:  22^nd January 2012.

GAA News, live from Ireland:
Sat, 28 Jan 2012: Vilification of Ulster clubs widening north-south divide
IT has been a strange week in Kerry and beyond. Read more

Sat, 28 Jan 2012: O'Brien stars in Moate cruise
Moate CS underlined their credentials as major contenders for Leinster honours as they stormed into the last eight. Read more

Sat, 28 Jan 2012: Knockbeg power ahead
A three-point winning margin did not flatter Knockbeg College in this second-round tie at Dr Cullen Park yesterday, where they were the dominant force for most of the hour. Read more

Sat, 28 Jan 2012: 'Facing colleges helps counties'
COLLEGE boys aren't the bad guys of the early-season competitions in the GAA, says the DCU football club chairman Robert Hennelly -- who also happens to be a player. Read more

Sat, 28 Jan 2012: Club bust-up victim of GAA silly season
If you've goofed politically, try to make sure your bit of bad news gets out around budget time. The papers will be so full of troikas, bondholders and septic tanks, your embarrassment will be hidden away in the forgotten backwaters of nethermost page 32. Read more

Sat, 28 Jan 2012: Vincent Hogan: So the Portlaoise brawl was symptomatic of an association in chaos through violence?
On Tuesday morning, Colm O'Rourke was on Newstalk, confidently batting away any notion of a problem with violence in the GAA. Read more

Sat, 28 Jan 2012: Expect early-season fireworks as Tyrone gun for revenge over Derry
MUCH has been made of a perceived North/South football divide this week, and that debate will rage on amid the fallout from Portlaoise. Read more