WELCOME TO THE USGAA.
THE WORLD’S GREATEST GAMES.
We are the governing body responsible for promoting the sports of hurling, camogie and Gaelic football in the United States (except NYC). There are over 130 adult and youth clubs under our administration.
Clubs participate in Divisional competitions to qualify for the National Finals in their respective sport and grade of competition. Presently, Gaelic Games are being organized and played in approximately 50 cities across the US. The USGAA also maintains a close relationship with GAA units in the neighboring regions of Canada, New York and the Caribbean.

Divisions & Clubs
Clubs are at the heart of the USGAA. All clubs exist within a regional, divisional structure. Find the club nearest you.
Games Development
We are always working to develop the skills of players, coaches and referees – and promote the growth of our games throughout the USA.
Our Sports
Gaelic games are among the greatest sports in the world. Click below to learn more:
Contact Info
We’d love to hear from you! Here you can contact our board, find mailing information, etc.
Rules & Bylaws
Here you can view/download the rules of Gaelic sports, and read the regulations and bylaws that govern them here in the USGAA.
Starting a Club
The USGAA provides resources and information about starting a club in your area. Find out how you can start today.
OUR SPONSORS.
Image Gallery
Photos from clubs throughout the USGAA.
USGAA History
Discover the rich history of Gaelic Games in the USA.
Video Gallery
Videos highlighting Gaelic games being played around the USA.

FIND A CLUB.
There are hundreds of Gaelic sports clubs throughout the USA. Click the button below to find a club near you.
LATEST NEWS FROM THE USGAA.
USGAA Newsletter – Test for December
Teams get ready to play in Divisional Championships and head off to Denver to compete in the 2023 USGAA Finals
TG4 highlights USGAA in a documentary that captures what the growth of homegrown players and community means to the US
TG4 highlights USGAA in a documentary that captures what the growth of homegrown players and community means to the US
USGAA Newsletter – October 2023
USGAA made history with the first Junior All Ireland football trials held in Gaelic Park, Chicago.