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:  13^th May 2012.

GAA News, live from Ireland:
Sat, 19 May 2012: Collins hopeful returning stars can lift Limerick
MAURICE Horan spoke candidly this week about the difficulties of managing dual players -- and Limerick footballers certainly have some dual jewels in their ranks. Read more

Sat, 19 May 2012: Colm Keys: One man show
Michael Murphy can't do without Donegal. He tells you that without a hint of equivocation. Read more

Sat, 19 May 2012: The key players
Michael Murphy (Donegal) Read more

Fri, 18 May 2012: Westmeath goalkeeper Gary Connaughton shaping up for fight in 'square'
IF they had a union, Westmeath stopper Gary Connaughton would have the goalkeepers out on strike right now. Read more

Sat, 19 May 2012: Johnston saga set to end up in front of DRA
SEANIE Johnston's attempted transfer to Kildare looks set to end up in the Disputes Resolution Authority (DRA) after it was rejected for a second time by the GAA's Central Competition Control Committee (CCCC) yesterday. Read more

Fri, 18 May 2012: Time running out for Johnston to make switch as CCCC delay decision
Time appears to have run out for Seanie Johnston to feature for Kildare in the opening round of the Leinster football championship after the GAA's new Central Competition Controls Committee (CCCC) opted not to make a decision on his transfer request this week. Read more

Thu, 17 May 2012: Newton sticks with old reliables for Galway
ROSCOMMON manager Des Newton has named a familiar looking side for Roscommon's Connacht SFC clash with Galway on Sunday, with none of their beaten U-21 All-Ireland finalists involved. Read more