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May 26, 2013 probelgiumgaa Leave a comment

Congrats to Anay Rios on winning Player of the Tournament at Benelux Round 2 in Brussels.

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No joy today for Benelux Ladies versus a very strong Roger Casements in the #LGFA All Ireland Club Championship

By plane, train and car the players of the Benelux team (Belgium/Holland) are arriving in Birmingham to take on Roger Casements in the preliminary round of the All Ireland Junior Club Championship. Good luck to our ladies today at 1pm local time! @hollandladiesgaa @europegaa

European Champions!!! 💪🇧🇪🏆 Yesterday both our hurling and camogie teams won the European Championship. A fantastic achievement after a long year of hard work. The Camogie final yesterday was a cracker. We were up against a Holland Ladies team with all experienced Irish girls. Unfortunately we were beaten in the final on the day, however we claimed our 6th championship in a row! Congrats once again to our camogie captain @meadhbh.bolger who won player of the tournament! Our hurlers had a tough first two tournaments earlier this year and needed to win the remaining three in order to claim the championship. After a few challenging matches against @dresdenhurling, @denhaaggaa and @amsterdamgac yesterday they made their way to a final showdown against their old rivals @luxgaa. The winner of this final would be crowned European Champions. Our lads were down 2-4 to 1-2 at half time but they clawed it back in the second half with plenty of excitement and penalties to secure a two point win. Well done lads! Flagey, our second hurling team also had a great day with great performances from both experienced hurlers and also a few debuts. They would go on to reach the shield final against Viking Gaels and narrowly missed out on a win. A brilliant year for our Flagey team though as they reached 3 shield finals, winning one. All in all, 2018 has been a great year for our hurling and camogie teams. Well done everyone!

Good luck to our lads and ladies heading to Amsterdam this weekend for the last hurling/camogie tournament of the year! Bring home the trophies! 💪🇧🇪

Tomorrow is the A to B Charity Cycle from Amsterdam to Brussels in aid of suicide awareness. Please sponsor our cyclists and this worthy cause! Sponsor link in our bio. #gaa #cycle #charity #suicideawareness #charitycycle

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