Best of luck! ☘️Best of luck and safe travels to the Irish International GAA Wheelchair Hurling Team as they jet off to the 2019 European Para Games Floorball Internationals in Breda, The Netherlands today!
Today, we celebrate #WorldRefugeeDay thinking about the millions of displaced people all over the world who are forced to migrate and risk their lives to flee conflict and disaster. We continue to welcome and serve those who arrive in Ireland and support their resettlement here.
Our Health and Wellbeing committee members caught up with Leslie from the Irish Council for Prisoners Overseas and Sarah Owens from Crosscare Migrant Project who were visiting from Ireland. As always a very informative session with both organisations, to help promote and support each other’s activities through our own club and network. Click on the links for more information about these organisations and check out the work they are doing while visiting Australia.Special thanks to Ciara & Grainne of Michael Cusacks GAA Sydney and Leslie of Irish Council for Prisoners Overseas who met with Sarah in Sydney.
GAA clubs are a home away from home for so many Irish emigrants, connecting people through sport & even supporting their mental health & wellbeing.
Moving to Sydney or there already? Find out more about this great club at www.michaelcusacks.com/
Hard luck to our Men's B and Ladies football teams who unfortunately lost out on the league final day to Cormac McAnallens GAA - Sydney in very wet conditions.
🌟Men's B 🌟
Cormac McAnallens 1.12
Michael Cusacks 1.07
Congratulations to POG John Corkery
Aghabullogue GAA, Cork 🏆
🌟Ladies 🌟
Cormac McAnallens 1.11
Michael Cusacks 1.05
Congratulations to POG Sarah Tierney
Hollymount Carramore GAA, Mayo🏆
