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2023 GAA World Games

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The 2023 GAA World Games, known for sponsorship reasons as the FRS Recruitment GAA World Games 2023, was the 4th edition of the GAA World Games, a triennial competition in Hurling, Camogie and Gaelic Football. The tournament will be hosted in Derry at the Owenbeg GAA Center of Excellence. In this competition countries and regions from around the world excluding Ireland compete against each other. Due to the strong predominance of Ireland in the Gaelic games, the tournament will be held in two categories:

  • Open: In this category there are no limitations on the nationality of the players. They must be registered at an international GAA, LGFA or Camogie unit, but may be of Irish origin.
  • International: In this category, the rules prohibit the participation of Irish players or players who have played in Ireland during their youth.

The competition takes place between the 24th and the 28th of July 2023.

Format

Depending on the number of competing teams in the categories, there are multiple divisions at the 2023 GAA World Games.

Men's Football

International

The men's Gaelic football international competition is split up into two divisions with two groups each. After a round robin group section the winners are determined in a playoff.

Men's Football International Division 1a Men's Football International Division 1b
Charlotte James Connollys Éire Óg San Francisco
France Blue Iberia
Galicia White Benelux
Brittany Argentina
Cuenca del Plata Galicia Blue
Sean McDermotts (Birmingham) Australasia
Canada Ottawa
Men's Football International Division 2a Men's Football International Division 2b
Siròc Europe Bears
Germany Alsace
Europe Wolves Catalonia
Gascohna Cairde Khmer Cambodia
Italy Blue Italy Transalp
France Red Europe Lions
Quebec Neustrie
  Quarterfinal     Semifinals     Finals
                           
        1 1st Place Division 1A  
  2 3rd Place Division 1A              
  3 2nd Place Division 1B              
           
        1 1st Place Division 1B    
  2 3rd Place Division 1B            
  3 2nd Place Division 1A  

Open

Division 1
Benelux
Iberia
Asia
Australasia
Middle East
Italy

Ladies Gaelic Football

International

Division 1a Division 1b Division 1c
Benelux France Red Brittany
France Blue Canada Iberia
Galicia White Siròc Australasia
Europe 1 Germany Central & East Europe
Quebec Gascohna Galicia Blue
Heartland Charlotte James Connollys New York Liberty
Cairde Khmer Cambodia Asia

Open

Division 1
Iberia
Round Towers London
Asia
Australasia
Middle East
Central & East Europe
Parnells

Hurling

International

International Hurling Division 1
Division 1a Division 1b
Fr. Murphy's (London) Philadelphia
Milwaukee South East (USA)
Pearse Óg San Francisco Canada
St. Louis Central & East Europe
Coastal Virginia New York
France Germany Red
Germany White

Open

Open Hurling Division 1
Middle East
Benelux
Asia
Australasia

Camogie

International

International Camogie Division 1
Germany
Europe
Coastal Virginia
US Warriors
South East
Milwaukee
St Louis
Canada

Open

Open Camogie Division 1
Europe
Asia
Australasia
Middle East
Britain 1
Britain 2



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