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USGAA History.

Hurling and Gaelic football have been played in North America ever since Irish immigrants began landing on North American shores. The earliest games of hurling in North America were played in St. John’s, Newfoundland in 1788, and there are records of football being played in Hyde Park (now the site of the Civic Center) in San Francisco as early as the 1850s. There are established clubs in the cities that traditionally have a large Irish population, such as New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, San Francisco, and Boston.

When the North American County Board was initially formed in 1958, it included Canadian clubs in its area of control. However these clubs are now under the control of the Canadian County Board.

In recent years, hurling has started to enjoy support in several other U.S. cities, as evidenced by the establishment of the Milwaukee Hurling Club in 1995 and later the Twin Cities Hurling Club (MN). Other clubs include the Indianapolis Hurling Club, the St. Louis Gaelic Athletic Club, the Denver Gaels, the Greenville Gaels, the Orlando Hurling Club and the Seattle Gaels.

Hurling and Football have also grown in throughout universities, with Hurling clubs in colleges such as Purdue University and Stanford University since 2005, California State University, Monterey Bay since 2006, and UC Berkeley since 2008. Interest in Gaelic Football has also developed amongst universities in America. Saint Joseph’s University in Philadelphia is the first school to have an officially recognized program after running independently since 2011.

This growth has led to the formation of a National Collegiate body (NCGAA) which hosts their annual National Championships.

In parallel, the explosion of Youth Gaelic Games has led to the phenomenal success of the Continental Youth Championships (CYC), an annual event for all ages below U-18, which includes teams from USGAA, New York GAA, Canada GAA and invitational teams from Ireland and the UK.

This exponential growth since the turn of the century has seen a major demographical change in members. As of 2018 more than 51% of registered adult USGAA players were born in the United States, and with the continued growth of new clubs in “green field” areas, this number is set to increase significantly over the next 5 years.

To learn more about the history of Gaelic Games in the US, predating the formation of a structured National organization, we highly recommend the excellent 4-part TG4 Documentary: GAA USA

Credit: TG4 (www.tg4.ie)

For more Historical information:

Annual Events
List of Officers
Roll of Honor
Special Merit Award
Historical Documents

Annual Events

Conventions

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Following on from the first annual meeting of the North American Board, hosted by Philadelphia in 1959, a Convention has been held on an annual basis, where activities of the year are reviewed, plans for the following year are made and Officers are elected to oversee the Administration and Development of GAA in the jurisdiction.

Note: Since the early years, Annual Conventions have been held in November. In some cases, these are referred to as the Convention of the following year (eg. Convention in November 1985 is referred to as 1986 Convention), and in some cases it is referred to as the Convention of that year (eg. Convention in November 1985 is referred to as 1985 Convention).

In order to maintain consistency, unless otherwise noted, in this list the Convention is referred to as the Convention of that year ie. Convention held in November 2004, is referred to as 2004 Convention.

  • 2021 – Charlotte
  • 2020 – Chicago
  • 2019 – San Diego
  • 2018 – Chicago
  • 2017 – Virginia Beach
  • 2016 – San Diego
  • 2015 – Austin
  • 2014 – Orlando
  • 2013 – Indianapolis
  • 2012 – Chicago
  • 2011 – Cleveland
  • 2010 – Washington DC
  • 2009 – Chicago
  • 2008 – San Francisco
  • 2007 – San Diego
  • 2006 – Boston
  • 2005 – Atlanta
  • 2004 – Philadelphia
  • 2003 – San Francisco
  • 2002 – Chicago
  • 2001 – Boston
  • 2000 – Buffalo
  • 1999 – Atlanta
  • 1998 – Philadelphia
  • 1997 – Seattle
  • 1996 – Orlando
  • 1995 – Atlantic City
  • 1994 – New Orleans
  • 1993 – Alexandria, VA
  • 1992 – San Francisco
  • 1991 – Las Vegas
  • 1990 – Fort Lauderdale
  • 1989 – Los Angeles
  • 1988 – Boston
  • 1987 – Philadelphia
  • 1986 – San Francisco
  • 1985 – Cleveland
  • 1984 – Boston
  • 1983 – Seattle
  • 1982 – Pittsburgh
  • 1981 – Detroit
  • 1980 – Chicago
  • 1979 – Philadelphia
  • 1978 – San Francisco
  • 1977 – Boston
  • 1976 – Detroit
  • 1975 – Chicago
  • 1974 – Cleveland
  • 1973 – Hamilton (Ontario)
  • 1973 – Detroit
  • 1972 – Boston
  • 1971 – Chicago
  • 1970 – Toronto
  • 1969 – Buffalo
  • 1968 – Detroit
  • 1967 – Pittsburgh
  • 1966 – Boston
  • 1965 – Syracuse
  • 1964 – Cleveland
  • 1963 – Chicago
  • 1962 – Boston
  • 1961 – Rochester
  • 1960 – Montreal
  • 1959 – Philadelphia

USGAA Finals

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Each year since 1982, the USGAA holds a championship between the clubs in all U.S. cities where there are GAA-affiliated clubs (except for New York city). Playoffs are held between the Gaelic football, hurling and camogie champions of the different regions in the United States, to determine the USGAA champions.

  • 2021 – Northeast (Boston, MA)
  • 2019 – Mid-Atlantic (Leesburg, VA)
  • 2018 – Philadelphia
  • 2017 – San Francisco (Treasure Island)
  • 2016 – Seattle
  • 2015 – Chicago
  • 2014 – Boston (Canton)
  • 2013 – Mid-West (Cleveland)
  • 2012 – Philadelphia
  • 2011 – San Francisco (Treasure Island)
  • 2010 – Chicago
  • 2009 – Boston (Canton)
  • 2008 – Boston (Canton)
  • 2007 – Chicago
  • 2006 – Philadelphia
  • 2005 – Philadelphia
  • 2004 – Denver
  • 2003 – Boston (Canton)
  • 2002 – Chicago
  • 2001 – San Francisco (Polo Fields)
  • 2000 – Boston (Canton)
  • 1999 – Chicago
  • 1998 – Mid-Atlantic (Rockville, MD)
  • 1997 – San Francisco (Polo Fields)
  • 1996 – Boston (Dilboy)
  • 1995 – Chicago
  • 1994 – Chicago
  • 1993 – San Francisco (Balboa)
  • 1992 – Philadelphia
  • 1991 – Boston (Dilboy)
  • 1990 – Chicago
  • 1989 – Cleveland
  • 1988 – San Francisco (Balboa)
  • 1987 – Pittsburgh
  • 1986 – Philadelphia
  • 1985 – Boston
  • 1984 – Boston
  • 1983 – Chicago
  • 1982 – Detroit

Continental Youth Championships

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The Continental Youth Championship (CYC) began in 2004. This is an annual weekend tournament that takes place in various cities from year to year. It involves under age teams from all three of the GAA jurisdictions in North America playing football, hurling, ladies’ football, and camogie at all ages from U-8 to U-18.

  • 2019 – Philadelphia
  • 2018 – Boston
  • 2017 – Buffalo
  • 2016 – Chicago
  • 2015 – San Francisco
  • 2014 – New York
  • 2013 – Philadelphia
  • 2012 – Chicago
  • 2011 – Boston
  • 2010 – New York
  • 2009 – San Francisco
  • 2008 – Philadelphia
  • 2007 – Chicago
  • 2006 – Boston
  • 2005 – San Francisco
  • 2004 – New York

List of Officers

Honorary Presidents

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  • 2021 – Mike O’Connor (Galway, Boston)
  • 2020 – Mike O’Connor (Galway, Boston)
  • 2019 – Jim Carmody (Fairfax, Va.)
  • 2018 – Tom Farrelly (Philadelphia)
  • 2017 – Hugh Duggan (San Francisco)
  • 2016 – John Keane (Seattle)
  • 2015 – Bill Flanagan (San Francisco)
  • 2014 – John O’Brien (Cleveland)
  • 2013 – Eamonn Kelly (Chicago)
  • 2012 – Liam O’Brien (Chicago)/Tom Farrelly (Philadelphia)
  • 2011 – Chris Murray (Detroit)
  • 2010 – Bernie O’Reilly (Boston)
  • 2009 – Bernie O’Reilly (Boston)
  • 2008 – Joe Begley (Chicago)
  • 2007 – Pat Callaghan (Boston)
  • 2006 – Harry Costello (Chicago)
  • 2005 – Joe Begley (Chicago)
  • 2004 – Paddy Keaney (San Francisco)
  • 2003 – Peter McDermott Sr. (Phildelphia)
  • 2002 – John Hehir (Boston)
  • 2001 – Martin Keane (Boston)
  • 2000 – Martin Keane (Boston)
  • 1999 – Martin Keane (Boston)
  • 1998 – Geoff Butler (Chicago)
  • 1997 – Sean Lyons (Boston)
  • 1996 – Peter Donnelly (Pittsburgh)
  • 1995 – Peter Donnelly (Pittsburgh)
  • 1994 – Pat O’Callaghan (Boston)
  • 1993 – Mike Feeney (Chicago)
  • 1992 – Dan O’Kennedy (Detroit)
  • 1991 – Collie Lydon (Boston)
  • 1990 – Peter Donnelly (Pittsburgh)
  • 1989 – Sean Lyons (Boston)
  • 1988 – Tom Farrelly (Philadelphia)
  • 1987 – Jimmy Kelly (Chicago)
  • 1986 – John O’Brien (Cleveland)
  • 1985 – Collie Lydon (Boston)
  • 1984 – Chris Murray (Detroit)
  • 1983 – Tom O’Donoghue (Pittsburgh)
  • 1982 – Fr. Peter Quinn (Florida)
  • 1981 – Liam O’Brien (Chicago)
  • 1980 – Peter Donnelly (Pittsburgh)
  • 1979 – Danny Boyle (San Francisco)
  • 1978 – John Hehir (Boston)
  • 1977 – Dan O’Kennedy (Detroit)
  • 1976 – Dan O’Kennedy (Detroit)
  • 1975 – Dan O’Kennedy (Detroit)
  • 1974 – Pete Rynne (Chicago)
  • 1973 – N/A
  • 1972 – N/A
  • 1971 – Mickey Cavanaugh (Philadelphia)
  • 1970 – Mickey Cavanaugh (Philadelphia)
  • 1969 – Mickey Cavanaugh (Philadelphia)
  • 1968 – Mickey Cavanaugh (Philadelphia)
  • 1967 – Mickey Cavanaugh (Philadelphia)
  • 1966 – John Hunt (Chicago)
  • 1965 – Mickey Cavanaugh (Philadelphia)
  • 1964 – Mickey Cavanaugh (Philadelphia)
  • 1963 – Fr. Matt Walsh (Chicago)
  • 1962 – Fr. Peter Quinn (Buffalo)
  • 1961 – Fr. Peter Quinn (Buffalo)

Secretaries

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  • 2021 – Tracey Rivera (San Diego Na Fianna) / Robert Tierney (Pittsburgh Celtics)
  • 2020 – Paul Keane (San Jose)
  • 2019 – Paul Keane (San Jose)
  • 2018 – Paul Keane (San Jose)
  • 2017 – Paul Keane (San Jose)
  • 2016 – Paul Keane (San Jose)
  • 2015 – Liam Moloney (San Francisco)
  • 2014 – Tim Flanagan (Buffalo)
  • 2013 – Tim Flanagan (Buffalo)
  • 2012 – Harry Costelloe (Chicago)
  • 2011 – Liam Moloney (San Francisco)
  • 2010 – Liam Moloney (San Francisco)
  • 2009 – Liam Moloney (San Francisco)
  • 2008 – Joe Lydon (Boston)
  • 2007 – Joe Lydon (Boston)
  • 2006 – Eamonn Kelly (Chicago)
  • 2005 – Eamonn Kelly (Chicago)
  • 2004 – John Keane (Seattle)
  • 2003 – John Keane (Seattle)
  • 2002 – John Keane (Seattle)
  • 2001 – Connie Kelly (Boston)
  • 2000 – Celia Lynn (Chicago)
  • 1999 – Celia Lynn (Chicago)
  • 1998 – John Keane (Seattle)
  • 1997 – Paddy Rooney (Philadelphia)
  • 1996 – Paddy Rooney (Philadelphia)
  • 1995 – Paddy Rooney (Philadelphia)
  • 1994 – Liam O’Brien (Chicago))
  • 1993 – Pat Uniacke (San Francisco)
  • 1992 – Pat Uniacke (San Francisco)
  • 1991 – Pat Uniacke (San Francisco)
  • 1990 – Pat Uniacke (San Francisco)
  • 1989 – Liam O’Brien (Chicago)
  • 1988 – Liam O’Brien (Chicago)
  • 1987 – Kay Barry-McGlone (Boston)
  • 1986 – Kay Barry (Boston)
  • 1985 – Kay Barry (Boston)
  • 1984 – Harry Costello (Chicago)
  • 1983 – Harry Costello (Chicago)
  • 1982 – Bill McGowan (Boston)
  • 1981 – Bill McGowan (Boston)
  • 1980 – Bill McGowan (Boston)
  • 1979 – Harry Costello (Chicago)
  • 1978 – Pat Hughes (Boston)
  • 1977 – John O’Brien (Cleveland)
  • 1976 – John O’Brien (Cleveland)
  • 1975 – John O’Brien (Cleveland)
  • 1974 – John O’Brien (Cleveland)
  • 1973 – John O’Brien (Cleveland)
  • 1972 – Mike Clarke (Chicago)
  • 1971 – Sean Curran (Chicago)
  • 1970 – Sean Curran (Chicago)
  • 1969 – Dave Church (Toronto)
  • 1968 – Dave Church (Toronto)
  • 1967 – Joe Reilly (Hartford)
  • 1966 – Joe Reilly (Hartford)
  • 1965 – Terry Teahan (Chicago)
  • 1964 – John O’Brien (Cleveland)
  • 1963 – John O’Brien (Cleveland)
  • 1962 – Peter Donnelly (Pittsburgh)
  • 1961 – Peter Donnelly (Pittsburgh)
  • 1960 – Peter Donnelly (Pittsburgh)
  • 1959 – Peter Donnelly (Pittsburgh)

Public Relations Officers

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  • 2021 – Caoimhe Butler (Philadelphia)
  • 2020 – Caoimhe Butler (Philadelphia)
  • 2019 – Rory O’Donell (Boston)
  • 2018 – Rory O’Donell (Boston)
  • 2017 – Daithi O’Caoimh (Los Angeles)
  • 2016 – Daithi O’Caoimh (Los Angeles)
  • 2015 – Mark Owens (Cleveland)
  • 2014 – Mark Owens (Cleveland)
  • 2013 – Liam Moloney (San Francisco)
  • 2012 – Tim Flanagan (Buffalo)
  • 2011 – Tim Flanagan (Buffalo)
  • 2010 – Eamonn Kelly (Chicago)
  • 2009 – Eamonn Kelly (Chicago)
  • 2008 – Eamonn Kelly (Chicago)
  • 2007 – Eamonn Kelly (Chicago)
  • 2006 – Eamonn Gormley (San Jose)
  • 2005 – Michael Dermody (Atlanta)
  • 2004 – Eamonn Kelly (Chicago)
  • 2003 – Eamonn Kelly (Chicago)
  • 2002 – Eamonn Kelly (Chicago)
  • 2001 – Eamonn Kelly (Chicago)
  • 2000 – Eamonn Kelly (Chicago)
  • 1999 – Eamonn Kelly (Chicago)
  • 1998 – Eamonn Kelly (Chicago)
  • 1997 – Eamonn Kelly (Chicago)
  • 1996 – Eamonn Kelly (Chicago)
  • 1995 – Eamonn Kelly (Chicago)
  • 1994 – Maureen Doherty (Boston)
  • 1993 – Tom Farrelly (Philadelphia)
  • 1992 – Tom Farrelly (Philadelphia)
  • 1991 – Tom Farrelly (Philadelphia)
  • 1990 – Tom Farrelly (Philadelphia)
  • 1989 – Dan O’Kennedy (Detroit)
  • 1988 – Dan O’Kennedy (Detroit)

Coordinator

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In its early years, the NACB included a role of Coordinator. The functions of this Officer included the establishment and affiliation of new emerging GAA clubs. With NACB reaching a critical mass of established clubs in the mid-1960’s, this role was no longer filled after 1966.

  • 1966 – Tom O’Donoghue (Pittsburgh)
  • 1965 – Tom O’Donoghue (Pittsburgh)
  • 1964 – Dennis Harrington (Chicago), assisted by Tom Duffy (Chicago)
  • 1963 – Henry Cavanaugh (Cleveland), assisted by Jim Harvey (Philadelphia)
  • 1962 – Henry Cavanaugh (Cleveland), assisted by Jim Harvey (Philadelphia)
  • 1961 – Henry Cavanaugh (Cleveland), assisted by John Hehir (Boston)
  • 1960 – Henry Cavanaugh (Cleveland), assisted by John Hehir (Boston)
  • 1959 – Henry Cavanaugh (Cleveland)

Chairpersons

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  • 2021 – Bernie Connaughton (Boston)
  • 2020 – Bernie Connaughton (Boston)
  • 2019 – Bernie Connaughton (Boston)
  • 2018 – Gareth Fitzsimons (Chicago)
  • 2017 – Gareth Fitzsimons (Chicago)
  • 2016 – Gareth Fitzsimons (Chicago)
  • 2015 – Gareth Fitzsimons (Chicago)
  • 2014 – Gareth Fitzsimons (Chicago)
  • 2013 – Joe Lydon (Boston)
  • 2012 – Joe Lydon (Boston)
  • 2011 – Joe Lydon (Boston)
  • 2010 – Joe Lydon (Boston)
  • 2009 – Joe Lydon (Boston)
  • 2008 – Tom Dolan (Chicago)
  • 2007 – Tom Dolan (Chicago)
  • 2006 – Tom Dolan (Chicago)
  • 2005 – Tom Dolan (Chicago)
  • 2004 – Tom Dolan (Chicago)
  • 2003 – John McDevitt (Boston)
  • 2002 – John McDevitt (Boston)
  • 2001 – Sean Gannon (Cleveland)
  • 2000 – Sean Gannon (Cleveland)
  • 1999 – Paddy Rooney (Philadelphia)
  • 1998 – Paddy Rooney (Philadelphia)
  • 1997 – Pat Uniacke (San Francisco)
  • 1996 – Pat Uniacke (San Francisco)
  • 1995 – Pat Uniacke (San Francisco)
  • 1994 – Pat Uniacke (San Francisco)
  • 1993 – Owen Treacy (Philadelphia)
  • 1992 – Owen Treacy (Philadelphia)
  • 1991 – Owen Treacy (Philadelphia)
  • 1990 – Harry Costello (Chicago)
  • 1989 – Harry Costello (Chicago)
  • 1988 – Harry Costello (Chicago)
  • 1987 – Harry Costello (Chicago)
  • 1986 – Harry Costello (Chicago)
  • 1985 – Harry Costello (Chicago)
  • 1984 – Mike O’Connor (Boston)
  • 1983 – Mike O’Connor (Boston)
  • 1982 – Sean Gannon (Cleveland)
  • 1981 – Sean Gannon (Cleveland)
  • 1980 – Sean Gannon (Cleveland)
  • 1979 – Geoff Butler (Chicago)
  • 1978 – Geoff Butler (Chicago)
  • 1977 – Tom O’Donoghue (Pittsburgh)
  • 1976 – Tom O’Donoghue (Pittsburgh)
  • 1975 – Geoff Butler (Chicago)
  • 1974 – Geoff Butler (Chicago)
  • 1973 – Geoff Butler (Chicago)
  • 1972 – Geoff Butler (Chicago)
  • 1971 – Nick O’Shea (Detroit)
  • 1970 – Nick O’Shea (Detroit)
  • 1969 – John Hehir (Boston)
  • 1968 – John Hehir (Boston)
  • 1967 – John Hehir (Boston)
  • 1966 – John Hehir (Boston)
  • 1965 – John Hunt (Chicago)
  • 1964 – John Hunt (Chicago)
  • 1963 – Mickey Cavanaugh (Philadephia)
  • 1962 – Mickey Cavanaugh (Philadephia)
  • 1961 – Mickey Cavanaugh (Philadephia)
  • 1960 – Mickey Cavanaugh (Philadephia)
  • 1959 – John Courtney (Buffalo)

Treasurers

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  • 2021 – Tom Walsh (Denver)
  • 2020 – Tom Walsh (Denver)
  • 2019 – John Young (Pittsburgh)
  • 2018 – John Young (Pittsburgh)
  • 2017 – John Young (Pittsburgh)
  • 2016 – Paddy McDevitt (Boston)
  • 2015 – Paddy McDevitt (Boston)
  • 2014 – Paddy McDevitt (Boston)
  • 2013 – Paddy McDevitt (Boston)
  • 2012 – Paddy McDevitt (Boston)
  • 2011 – Malachy Higgins (San Francisco)
  • 2010 – Malachy Higgins (San Francisco)
  • 2009 – Malachy Higgins (San Francisco)
  • 2008 – Malachy Higgins (San Francisco)
  • 2007 – Malachy Higgins (San Francisco)
  • 2006 – Mickey Coyne (Boston)
  • 2005 – Mickey Coyne (Boston)
  • 2004 – Mickey Coyne (Boston)
  • 2003 – Mickey Coyne (Boston)
  • 2002 – Mickey Coyne (Boston)
  • 2001 – Danny O’Donnell (Chicago)
  • 2000 – Mike O’Connor (Boston)
  • 1999 – Mike O’Connor (Boston)
  • 1998 – Mike O’Connor (Boston)
  • 1997 – Mike O’Connor (Boston)
  • 1996 – Mike O’Connor (Boston)
  • 1995 – Mike O’Connor (Boston)
  • 1994 – Mike O’Connor (Boston)
  • 1993 – Mike Flanagan (Chicago)
  • 1992 – Mike Flanagan (Chicago)
  • 1991 – Mike Flanagan (Chicago)
  • 1990 – Mike O’Connor (Boston)
  • 1989 – Mike O’Connor (Boston)
  • 1988 – Mike O’Connor (Boston)
  • 1987 – Chris Sullivan (Boston)
  • 1986 – Chris Sullivan (Boston)
  • 1985 – Chris Sullivan (Boston)
  • 1984 – Chris Sullivan (Boston)
  • 1983 – Tom Lynch (Chicago)
  • 1982 – Tom Lynch (Chicago)
  • 1981 – Tom Lynch (Chicago)
  • 1980 – Al O’Leary (Cleveland)
  • 1979 – Al O’Leary (Cleveland)
  • 1978 – Al O’Leary (Cleveland)
  • 1977 – Al O’Leary (Cleveland)
  • 1976 – Al O’Leary (Cleveland)
  • 1975 – Al O’Leary (Cleveland)
  • 1974 – Al O’Leary (Cleveland)
  • 1973 – Al O’Leary (Cleveland)
  • 1972 – Al O’Leary (Cleveland)
  • 1971 – Al O’Leary (Cleveland)
  • 1970 – Al O’Leary (Cleveland)
  • 1969 – Al O’Leary (Cleveland)
  • 1968 – Al O’Leary (Cleveland)
  • 1967 – Al O’Leary (Cleveland)
  • 1966 – Al O’Leary (Cleveland)
  • 1965 – John Hehir (Boston)
  • 1964 – John Hehir (Boston)
  • 1963 – John Hehir (Boston)
  • 1962 – William Garvey (Rochester)
  • 1961 – William Garvey (Rochester)
  • 1960 – William Garvey (Rochester)
  • 1959 – William Garvey (Rochester)

Youth Officers

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  • 2021 – Paul Mulcaire (Buffalo)
  • 2020 – Paul Mulcaire (Buffalo)
  • 2019 – Paul Mulcaire (Buffalo)
  • 2018 – Liam Hegarty (Philadelphia)
  • 2017 – Liam Hegarty (Philadelphia)
  • 2016 – Liam Hegarty (Philadelphia)
  • 2015 – Liam Hegarty (Philadelphia)
  • 2014 – Liam Hegarty (Philadelphia)
  • 2013 – Mary Ruane (Chicago)
  • 2012 – Mary Ruane (Chicago)
  • 2011 – Lizzie O’Connor (Chicago)
  • 2010 – Tom Dolan (Chicago)
  • 2009 – Tom Dolan (Chicago)
  • 2008 – Mike O’Connor (Boston)
  • 2007 – Mike O’Connor (Boston)
  • 2006 – Mike O’Connor (Boston)
  • 2005 – Mike O’Connor (Boston)
  • 2004 – Mike O’Connor (Boston)
  • 2003 – Tim Flanagan (Buffalo)
  • 2002 – Tim Flanagan (Buffalo)
  • 2001 – Tim Flanagan (Buffalo)
  • 2000 – John O’Flynn (San Francisco)
  • 1999 – John O’Flynn (San Francisco)
  • 1998 – John O’Flynn (San Francisco)

Vice-Chairpersons

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  • 2021 – John Young (Pittsburgh)
  • 2020 – John Young (Pittsburgh)
  • 2019 – Liam Hegarty (Philadelphia)
  • 2018 – Bernie Connaughton (Boston)
  • 2017 – Bernie Connaughton (Boston)
  • 2016 – Bernie Connaughton (Boston)
  • 2015 – Bernie Connaughton (Boston)
  • 2014 – Bernie Connaughton (Boston)
  • 2013 – Gareth Fitzsimons (Chicago)
  • 2012 – Paul McCarthy (Philadelphia)
  • 2011 – Paul McCarthy (Philadelphia)
  • 2010 – Paul McCarthy (Philadelphia)
  • 2009 – Paul McCarthy (Philadelphia)
  • 2008 – Liam Moloney (San Francisco)
  • 2007 – Liam Moloney (San Francisco)
  • 2006 – Andrew Healy (Midatlantic)
  • 2005 – Mick Treacy (Philadelphia)
  • 2004 – Chris Knightly (San Francisco)
  • 2003 – Tom Dolan (Chicago)
  • 2002 – Tom Dolan (Chicago)
  • 2001 – Tom Dolan (Chicago)
  • 2000 – Tom Dolan (Chicago)
  • 1999 – Chris Knightly (San Francisco)
  • 1998 – Chris Knightly (San Francisco)
  • 1997 – Chris Knightly (San Francisco)
  • 1996 – Mike Feeney (Chicago)
  • 1995 – Mike Feeney (Chicago)
  • 1994 – Mike Feeney (Chicago)
  • 1993 – Chris Murray (Detroit)
  • 1992 – Chris Murray (Detroit)
  • 1991 – Chris Murray (Detroit)
  • 1990 – Owen Treacy (Philadelphia)
  • 1989 – Owen Treacy (Philadelphia)
  • 1988 – Owen Treacy (Philadelphia)
  • 1987 – Owen Treacy (Philadelphia)
  • 1986 – Owen Treacy (Philadelphia)
  • 1985 – John Keane (Seattle)
  • 1984 – John Keane (Seattle)
  • 1983 – Pat McCaul (Detroit)
  • 1982 – John Keane (Seattle)
  • 1981 – Owen Treacy (Philadelphia)
  • 1980 – Owen Treacy (Philadelphia)
  • 1979 – Sean Gannon (Cleveland)
  • 1978 – Sean Lyons (Boston)
  • 1977 – Mike O’Driscoll (Toronto)
  • 1976 – John Keane (Detroit)
  • 1975 – John Keane (Detroit)
  • 1974 – Pat McCaul (Detroit)
  • 1973 – Pat McCaul (Detroit)
  • 1972 – Brendan Barry (Toronto)
  • 1971 – Geoff Butler (Chicago)
  • 1970 – Geoff Butler (Chicago)
  • 1969 – Mike Kenny (Chicago)
  • 1968 – Terry Teahan (Chicago)
  • 1967 – Dan O’Kennedy (Detroit)
  • 1966 – Terry Teahan (Chicago)
  • 1965 – Dan O’Kennedy (Detroit)
  • 1964 – Dan O’Kennedy (Detroit)
  • 1963 – Dan O’Kennedy (Detroit)
  • 1962 – Danny Corcoran (Chicago)
  • 1961 – John Courtney (Buffalo)
  • 1960 – Mike Culhane (Pittsburgh)
  • 1959 – Mike Culhane (Pittsburgh)

Registrars

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  • 2021 – Tom Lagan (Tacoma)
  • 2020 – Tom Lagan (Tacoma)
  • 2019 – Tom Lagan (Tacoma)
  • 2018 – Tom Lagan (Tacoma)
  • 2017 – Lizzie O’Connor (Chicago)
  • 2016 – Lizzie O’Connor (Chicago)
  • 2015 – Lizzie O’Connor (Chicago)
  • 2014 – Lizzie O’Connor (Chicago)
  • 2013 – Lizzie O’Connor (Chicago)
  • 2012 – Mary Prendiville (Chicago)
  • 2011 – Mary Prendiville (Chicago)
  • 2010 – Mary Prendiville (Chicago)
  • 2009 – Mary Prendiville (Chicago)
  • 2008 – Mary Prendiville (Chicago)
  • 2007 – Michael Dermody (Atlanta)
  • 2006 – Michael Dermody (Atlanta)
  • 2005 – Peter McDermott (Philadelphia)
  • 2004 – Mary T Murphy (Chicago)
  • 2003 – Chris Knightly (San Francisco)
  • 2002 – Chris Knightly (San Francisco)
  • 2001 – Chris Knightly (San Francisco)
  • 2000 – Chris Knightly (San Francisco)
  • 1999 – Sean Gannon (Cleveland)
  • 1998 – Sean Gannon (Cleveland)
  • 1997 – Sean Gannon (Cleveland)
  • 1996 – Sean Gannon (Cleveland)
  • 1995 – Brendan Lotty (Philadelphia)
  • 1994 – Brendan Lotty (Philadelphia)
  • 1993 – Sean Gannon (Cleveland)
  • 1992 – Sean Gannon (Cleveland)
  • 1991 – Sean Gannon (Cleveland)
  • 1990 – Mary O’Dea (Boston)
  • 1989 – Gerry McKnight (Philadelphia)
  • 1988 – Gerry McKnight (Philadelphia)
  • 1987 – Gerry McKnight (Philadelphia)
  • 1986 – John Murray (Detroit)
  • 1985 – John Murray (Detroit)
  • 1984 – John O’Brien (Cleveland)
  • 1983 – John O’Brien (Cleveland)
  • 1982 – Mike O’Connor (Boston)
  • 1981 – Mike O’Connor (Boston)
  • 1980 – Liam O’Brien (Chicago)
  • 1979 – Liam O’Brien (Chicago)
  • 1978 – Liam O’Brien (Chicago)
  • 1977 – Liam O’Brien (Chicago)
  • 1976 – Peter Donnelly (Pittsburgh)
  • 1975 – Peter Donnelly (Pittsburgh)
  • 1974 – Peter Donnelly (Pittsburgh)
  • 1973 – Peter Donnelly (Pittsburgh)
  • 1972 – Frank Murphy (Toronto)
  • 1971 – Peter Donnelly (Pittsburgh)
  • 1970 – Peter Donnelly (Pittsburgh)
  • 1969 – Peter Donnelly (Pittsburgh)
  • 1968 – Peter Donnelly (Pittsburgh)
  • 1967 – Peter Donnelly (Pittsburgh)
  • 1966 – Peter Donnelly (Pittsburgh)
  • 1965 – Peter Donnelly (Pittsburgh)
  • 1964 – Peter Donnelly (Pittsburgh)
  • 1963 – Peter Donnelly (Pittsburgh)
  • 1962 – John O’Brien (Montreal)
  • 1961 – John O’Brien (Montreal)
  • 1960 – John O’Brien (Montreal)
  • 1959 – James Harvey (Pittsburgh)

Central Council Delegates

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Between 1993 and 2002, NACB and New York GAA shared a Central Council Delegate, and used to alternate years. At the 2002 GAA Congress, it was agreed that a formal representative from both NACB and New York should have positions on Central Council.

  • 2021 – Paddy McDevitt (Boston)
  • 2020 – Paddy McDevitt (Boston)
  • 2019 – Paddy McDevitt (Boston)
  • 2018 – Paddy McDevitt (Boston)
  • 2017 – Malachy Higgins (San Francisco)
  • 2016 – Malachy Higgins (San Francisco)
  • 2015 – Malachy Higgins (San Francisco)
  • 2014 – Malachy Higgins (San Francisco)
  • 2013 – Malachy Higgins (San Francisco)
  • 2012 – Gareth Fitzsimons (Chicago)
  • 2011 – Gareth Fitzsimons (Chicago)
  • 2010 – Mike O’Connor (Boston)
  • 2009 – Mike O’Connor (Boston)
  • 2008 – Tom Dolan (Chicago)
  • 2007 – Tom Dolan (Chicago)
  • 2006 – Tom Dolan (Chicago)
  • 2005 – Tom Dolan (Chicago)
  • 2004 – Tom Dolan (Chicago)
  • 2003 – John McDevitt (Boston)
  • 2002 – Eamonn Kelly (Chicago)

Roll of Honor

Senior Football
 

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2021 Donegal, Boston
2019 Donegal, Boston
2018 Donegal/St. Patrick’s, Philadelphia
2017 Shannon Blues, Boston
2016 Ulster, San Francisco
2015 John McBride’s, Chicago
2014 Ulster, San Francisco
2013 Ulster, San Francisco
2012 Ulster, San Francisco
2011 Aidan McAnespies, Boston
2010 Sean Treacys, San Francisco
2009 Christophers, Boston
2008 Aidan McAnespies, Boston
2007 St. Brendan’s, Chicago
2006 Wolfe Tones, Chicago
2005 Ulster, San Francisco
2004 St. Brendan’s, Chicago
2003 Cork, Boston
2002 Wolfe Tones, Chicago
2001 Wolfe Tones, Chicago
2000 St. Brendan’s, Chicago
1999 Wolfe Tones, Chicago
1998 Aidan McAnespies, Boston
1997 Wolfe Tones, Chicago
1996 Wolfe Tones, Chicago
1995 Wolfe Tones, Chicago
1994 Cusacks, San Francisco
1993 Donegal, Philadelphia
1992 Donegal, Philadelphia
1991 Wolfe Tones, Chicago
1990 Donegal, Philadelphia
1989 Galway, Boston
1988 Wolfe Tones, Chicago
1987 Sean McBrides, Chicago
1986 Cork, Boston
1985 Wolfe Tones, Chicago
1984 St. Patrick’s, Boston
1983 St. Brendan’s, Chicago
1982 Wolfe Tones, Chicago
1981 St. Brendan’s, Chicago
1980 Wolfe Tones, Chicago
1979 Gaels, San Francisco
1978 Wolfe Tones, Chicago
1977 Tyrone, Philadelphia
1976 St. Patrick’s, Boston
1975 Tyrone, Philadelphia
1974 Tyrone, Philadelphia
1973 Connemara Gaels, Boston
1972 St. Brendan’s, Chicago
1971 Tyrone, Philadelphia
1970 Galway, Boston
1969 Padraig Pearse, Detroit
1968 St. Pats, Cleveland
1967 Hartford
1966 St. Pat’s, Cleveland
1965 St. Pat’s, Cleveland
1964 St. Pat’s, Cleveland
1963 Galway, Boston
1962 St. Pat’s, Cleveland
1961 San Francisco
1960 San Francisco
1959 Los Angeles

Mens Intermediate Football

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2021 Aidan McAnespies, Boston
2019 Setanta, San Diego
2018 Celtic Cowboys, Austin Tx
2017 Fraser Valley, Canada
2016 Sons of Boru/Celts, San Francisco
2014 Harps, Vancouver
2013 St. Pat’s, Philadelphia
2011 Harps, Vancouver
2010 Celtics, San Francisco
2009 Sons of Boru, San Francisco
2008 Kerry, Boston
2007 Kevin Barry’s, Philadelphia
2006 Galway, Boston
2005 Michael Cusack’s, San Francisco
2004 Shannon Blues, Boston
2003 Donegal, Philadelphia
2002 Kevin Barry’s, Philadelphia
2001 Ulster, San Francisco
2000 St. Columbkilles, Boston
1999 Connemara Gaels, Boston
1998 St. Pat’s, Boston
1997 Sean McDermott’s, San Francisco
1996 Galway, Boston
1995 Tyrone, Philadelphia
1994 Donegal, Boston
1993 Young Ireland’s, San Francisco
1992 Michael Cusack’s, San Francisco
1991 Galway, Philadelphia
1990 Sean McDermott’s, San Francisco
1989 Young Irelanders, Philadelphia

Mens Junior A Football

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2021 Madison
2019 Pittsburgh Celtics
2018 Setanta, San Diego
2017 Celtic Cowboys, Austin Tx
2016 Patriots, Chicago
2015 Padraig Pearse’s, Chicago
2014 John McBride’s, Chicago
2013 Wolfe Tones, Boston
2012 Pittsburgh Celtics
2011 Michael Cusack’s, San Francisco
2009 Aidan McAnespies, Boston
2008 Ulster, San Francisco
2007 Padraig Pearse’s, Chicago
2006 Parnells, Chicago
2005 Parnells, Chicago
2004 St. Brendan’s, Chicago
2003 St. Brendan’s, Chicago
2002 Brian Boru, San Francisco
2001 Cork, Boston
2000 Clan na Gael, San Diego
1999 St. Brendan’s, Chicago
1998 St. Pat’s, Florida
1997 St. Pat’s , Florida
1996 St. Brendan’s, Chicago
1995 Padraig Pearse’s, Chicago
1994 Wolfe Tones, Detroit
1993 Sons of Boru, San Francisco
1992 Young Irelanders, San Francisco
1991 Michael Cusack’s, San Francisco
1990 Erin’s Isle, San Francisco
1989 Wolfe Tones, Detroit
1988 Galway, Philadelphia
1987 Cavan, Philadelphia
1986 Sean McDermott’s, San Francisco
1985 Tyrone, Philadelphia
1984 Tyrone, Philadelphia
1983 Galway, Boston
1982 Shannon Blues, Boston

Mens Junior B Football

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2021 Fionn MacCumhaills, Dallas
2019 LA Cougars, Southwest
2018 Donegal/St. Pat’s, Philadelphia
2017 Setanta San Diego
2016 Ulster, San Francisco
2015 Celtic Cowboys, Austin
2014 Cu Chulliann, Raleigh
2013 Charlotte
2012 Baltimore
2011 Celtics, Pittsburgh
2010 Patriots, Chicago
2009 Setanta, San Diego
2008 James Connolly, Charlotte
2007 Setanta, San Diego
2006 St. Jarlath’s, Cleveland
2005 St. Jarlath’s, Cleveland
2004 Setanta, San Diego
2003 Kerry, Boston
2002 Wolfe Tones, Detroit
2001 Gaels, Washington, D.C.
2000 Gaels, Denver
1999 Gaels, Seattle
1998 Gaels, Washington, D.C.
1997 Clann na Gael, San Diego

Mens Junior C Football

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2021 Delco Gaels, Philadelphia
2019 Setanta, San Diego
2018 (Grp 1) Clan na Gael, Atlanta
2018 (Grp 2) OC Wild Geese, Southwest
2017 Pearse Og, Western
2016 Eire Og, San Francisco
2015 St. Pat’s, Cleveland
2014 Dallas
2013 St. Jarlath’s, Cleveland
2012 Eire Og, Philadelphia
2011 Baltimore
2010 Celtic Cowboys, Austin TX
2009 Gaels, Washington, D.C.
2008 Patriots, Chicago
2007 Setanta, San Diego
2006 James Connolly’s, Charlotte
2005 Patriots, Chicago
2004 Celtics, New England
2003 Celtics, New England

Mens Junior D Football

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2021 Buffalo NaFianna
2019 Charlotte James Connollys
2018 Michael Collins, Alexandria VA
2017 Culver City
2016 Kansas City
2015 Indianapoli
2014 N/A
2013 St. Louis
2012 Phoenix
2011 Mason-Dixon
2010 Baltimore
2009 Mason-Dixon
2008 Celtic Cowboys, Austin TX
2007 Phoenix
2006 St. Louis
2005 Albany
2004 Charlotte

Senior Hurling
 

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2021 Galway Boston
2019 JP Ryans, Vancouver
2018 Tipperary, Boston
2017 Naomh Padraig, San Francisco
2016 Naomh Padraig, San Francisco
2015 Harry Boland’s, Chicago
2014 Galway, Boston
2013 Na Fianna, San Francisco
2012 Na Fianna, San Francisco
2011 Na Fianna, San Francisco
2010 Naomh Padraig, San Francisco
2009 Wexford, Boston
2008 Limerick, Chicago
2007 CuChulainn’s, Chicago
2006 Harry Boland’s, Chicago
2005 Tipperary, Boston
2004 Fr. Tom Burke’s, Boston
2003 Galway, Boston
2002 Tipperary, Boston
2001 Galway, Boston
2000 CuChulainn’s, Chicago
1999 Harry Boland’s, Chicago
1998 Harry Boland’s, Chicago
1997 Naomh Padraig, San Francisco
1996 Harry Boland’s, Chicago
1995 CuChulainn’s, Chicago
1994 Cork, Boston
1993 Harry Boland’s, Chicago
1992 Tipperary, Boston
1991 Na Fianna, San Francisco
1990 Na Fianna, San Francisco
1989 Harry Boland’s, Chicago
1988 Gaels, San Francisco
1987 Fr. Tom Burke’s, Boston
1986 Tipperary, Boston
1985 Gaels, San Francisco
1984 Harry Boland’s, Chicago
1983 Harry Boland’s, Chicago
1982 Cork, Boston
1981 Cork, Boston
1980 Harry Boland’s, Chicago
1979 St. Vincent’s, Chicago
1978 St. Michael’s, Toronto
1977 Limerick, Chicago
1976 Harry Boland’s, Chicago
1975 St. Michael’s, Toronto
1974 Galway, Boston
1973 Galway, Boston
1972 Harry Boland’s, Chicago
1971 Harry Boland’s, Chicago
1970 Garryowen, Toronto
1969 Harry Boland’s, Chicago
1968 Galway, Boston
1967 Galway, Boston
1966 Harry Boland’s, Chicago
1965 Garryowen, Toronto
1964 Galway, Boston
1963 Shannon Rangers, Chicago
1962 Galway, Boston
1961 Montreal
1960 Los Angeles
1959 San Francisco

Intermediate Hurling
 

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2019 Offaly, Boston
2018 Vancouver
2016 Toronto GAA

Junior A Hurling

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2021 Celtic Cowboys, Austin
2019 Madison Hurling Club
2018 St. Peter’s, San Diego
2017 Tipperary, Boston
2016 ISSC, Vancouver
2015 Indianapolis
2014 JP Ryan’s, Vancouver
2013 Toronto
2012 Fr. Tom Burke’s, Boston
2011 Michael Cusack’s, San Francisco
2010 Vancouver
2009 Fr. Tom Burke’s, Boston
2008 Shamrocks, Philadelphia
2007 Tipperary, Boston
2006 Na Fianna, San Francisco
2005 Brian Boru, Philadelphia
2004 Fr. Tom Burke’s, Boston
2003 Fr. Tom Burke’s, Boston
2002 Tipperary, Boston
2001 Fr. Tom Burke’s, Boston
2000 Galway, Boston
1999 Los Angeles
1998 Tipperary, Boston
1997 St. Pat’s, Los Angeles

Junior B Hurling

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2021 Twin Cities Robert Emmets
2019 Worcester Fenians, Northeast
2018 Allentown, PA
2017 Naperville, Heartland
2016 St. Peter’s, San Diego
2015 Milwaukee
2014 St. Joseph’s, San Jose
2013 Michael Cusack’s, Chicago
2012 Indianapolis
2011 Celtic Cowboys, Austin TX
2010 Rovers, San Francisco
2009 Gaels, Washington, D.C.
2008 Milwaukee
2007 Milwaukee
2006 Gaels, Washington, D.C.
2005 Shamrocks, Philadelphia
2004 Brian Boru, Philadelphia
2003 Clann na Gael, Atlanta

Junior C Hurling

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2021 Denver Gaels
2019 Na Toraidhe, Philadelphia
2018 Coastal Virginia, Mid-Atlantic
2017 Columbia Red Branch, NW
2016 Gaels, Seattle
2015 Madison
2014 Worcester
2013 Milwaukee
2012 Barley House Wolves
2011 St. Louis
2010 Michael Cusack’s, Chicago
2009 Rovers, San Francisco
2008 Indianapolis
2007 Gaels, Denver
2006 Gaels, Seattle
2004 St. Louis

Mens Junior D Hurling

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2021 Charlotte James Connolly
2019 Madison Hurling Club

Ladies Senior Football
 

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2021 Charlotte James Connolly
2019 St. Bridgid’s, Chicago
2018 St. Bridgid’s, Chicago
2017 Charlotte, Southeast
2016 Fog City Harps, San Francisco
2015 Fog City Harps, San Francisco
2014 Tir na Nog, Boston
2013 Fog City Harps, San Francisco
2012 Notre Dame, Philadelphia
2011 Mairead Farrells, Philadelphia
2010 Mairead Farrells, Philadelphia
2009 Fog City Harps, San Francisco
2008 Roscommon, Boston
2007 St. Brigid’s, Chicago
2006 Fog City Harps, San Francisco
2005 Shamrock’s, Boston
2004 Saoirse, San Francisco
2003 St. Brigid’s, Chicago
2002 Erin’s Rovers, Chicago
2001 Fog City Harps, San Francisco
2000 Shamrocks, Boston
1999 Shamrocks, Boston
1998 Erin’s Rovers, Chicago
1997 Emerald Eagles, Philadelphia
1996 Emerald Eagles, Philadelphia
1995 Emerald Eagles, Philadelphia
1994 Emerald Eagles, Philadelphia
1993 San Francisco Ladies
1992 San Francisco Ladies

Ladies Intermediate Football

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2019 I.S.S.C., Vancouver
2018 St. Mike’s, Toronto
2015 I.S.S.C., Vancouver
2014 Charlotte
2013 Aisling Gaels, Chicago
2011 Aisling Gaels, Chicago
2010 Notre Dame, Philadelphia
2009 Na Saoirse, San Francisco
2008 Fog City Harps, San Francisco

Ladies Junior A Football

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2019 Na Aisling Gaels, Chicago
2018 Charlotte James Connollys
2017 Erin’s Rovers, Chicago
2016 St. Brigid’s, Chicago
2015 Aisling Gaels, Chicago
2014 Shamrocks, Boston
2013 Harps, Vancouver
2012 Charlotte James Connollys
2011 Clan na Gael, San Francisco
2010 St. Brigid’s, Chicago
2009 Notre Dame, Philadelphia
2008 Gaels, Washington
2007 Fog City Harps, San Francisco
2006 Emerald Eagles, Philadelphia
2005 Fog City Harps, San Francisco
2004 Tir na Nog, Boston
2003 Tir na Nog, Boston
2002 Saoirse, San Francisco
2001 Roisin, Orange County
2000 Shamrocks, Boston
1999 St. Pat’s, Florida
1998 St. Pat’s, Florida
1997 Saoirse, San Francisco

Ladies Junior B Football

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2021 Notre Dames, Philadelphia
2019 Na Fianna, San Diego
2018 Celtic Cowboys, Austin, TX
2017 Clan na Gael, Western
2016 Gaels, Denver
2015 Erin’s Rovers, Chicago
2014 Na Fianna, San Diego
2013 Banshees, Pittsburgh
2012 Erin’s Rovers, Chicago
2011 Fog City Harps, San Francisco
2010 St. Anne’s, Detroit
2009 Charlotte
2008 John McBride’s, Chicago
2007 Gaels, Seattle
2006 Notre Dame, Philadelphia
2005 Na Fianna, San Diego
2004 Na Fianna, San Diego

Ladies Junior C Football

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2021 Delco Gaels, Philadelphia
2019 Fionn MacCumhaills, Dallas

Senior Camogie
 

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2021 Liberty Gaels, New York
2019 Cu Chulainn, San Francisco
2018 Cu Chulainn, San Francisco
2017 Liberty Gaels, NY & NJ
2016 Liberty Gaels, NY & NJ
2015 Hoboken Guards, NJ
2014 Eire Og, Boston
2013 St. Mary’s, Chicago
2012 Toronto
2011 St. Mary’s, Chicago
2010 St. Mary’s, Chicago
2009 Eire Og, Boston
2008 St. Mary’s, Chicago
2007 St. Mary’s, Chicago
2006 Philadelphia
2005 Eire Og, Boston
2004 Eire Og, Boston
2003 Eire Og, Boston
2002 Eire Og, Boston
2001 Shamrocks, San Francisco
2000 Eire Og, Boston
1999 Emerald Isle, Boston
1998 Young Islanders, New York

Intermediate Camogie
 

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2021 Annie Moores
2019 Twin Cities Robert Emmets
2018 Toronto
2017 Cu Chulainn, San Francisco
2016 Baltimore GAA
2015 J.P. Ryan’s, Vancouver
2014 Toronto

Junior Camogie
 

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2021 NE Fenians
2019 Annie Moores, New York
2018 Coastal Virginia, Mid-Atlantic
2017 CuChulainn’s, San Francisco
2016 Seattle Gaels
2015 Robert Emmet’s, Twin Cities
2014 Clan na Gael, Atlanta
2013 Indianapolis
2012 Baltimore
2011 Denver
2010 Milwaukee
2009 Washington, D.C.
2008 Shamrocks, San Francisco
2007 Shamrocks, San Francisco
2006 Milwaukee
2005 Shamrocks, San Francisco
2004 Washington, D.C.
2003 Milwaukee

Special Merit Award

Special Merit Awards were presented by an NACB Committee to recognize the contribution of people to GAA in North America. Initially, they were presented at the NACB Convention, however in later years they were presented at the Playoff Banquet.

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1974 Kieran Sheehan (Boston)
1975 Martin Greene (Montreal)
1976 John McKeavney (Pittsburgh)
1977 Nick Russell (Detroit)
1978 John Courtney (Buffalo)
1979 Henry Cavanaugh (Cleveland)
1980 Mary and Pat McDonagh (Chicago)
1981 John O’Brien (Cleveland)
1982 Pat Duffy (Cleveland)
1983 Pete Donnelly (Pittsburgh), Geoff Butler (Chicago), Dan O’Kennedy (Detroit)
1984 John Hehir (Boston), Mike Cummings (Boston), Fr. Peter Quinn (Lakeland, Florida)
1985 Liam O’Brien (Chicago), Danny Boyle (San Francisco), Tom Fitzpatrick (Detroit)
1986 Mickey Cavanagh (Philadelphia), Owen Treacy (Philadelphia), Tom Donoghue (Pittsburgh)
1987 Sean Lyons (Boston), Al O’Leary (Cleveland), Peter McDermott (Philadelphia), Bill Dowd (Pittsburgh)
1988 Colie Lydon (Boston), Dan McCormack (San Francisco), Sean Curran (Chicago)
1989 Pete Rynne (Chicago), Nick O’Shea (Detroit), Pete Kelly (Cleveland)
1990 Pat Hennessy (Chicago), Mike Scanlon (Chicago), Mary O’Brien (Chicago)
1991
1992 Seamus Bonner (Philadelphia), Barney McEnroe (Philadelphia), John Treanor (Detroit)
1993 Michael Moriarty (San Francisco), Thaigh Murphy (Chicago), Owen Mahon (Boston)
1994
1995 Danny O’Donnell (Chicago), Mike Flanagan (Chicago), Maureen O’Looney
1996 Billy Feeny, Matty Duggan

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