Britain GAA is the only Provincial Council of the GAA outside of Ireland. The Provincial Council of Britain is made up of seven counties Scotland, Yorkshire, Lancashire, Warwickshire, Hertfordshire, Gloucestershire and London. Britain GAA is also responsible for Gaelic Football and Hurling which is played in primary and secondary schools as well as in universities throughout Britain. Each County has a dedicated CDA promoting games in Schools, Universities and working with underage Clubs. The Major Underage Tournament is the ABC Games (All Britain Championship) in July, played over 4 Days. Teams also take part in Feile na nOg & Peil nOg as well as many club trips to counties across Ireland.

Founded: 1927

Club Numbers: 87

Major Tournaments: As of 2023 London play in the Senior Connacht Football Championship & Allianz Football League Div 4 & in Hurling in the Christy Ring Cup & Allianz Hurling League 2A;

Warwickshire and Lancashire play hurling in the Lory Meagher Cup and in the Allianz Hurling League Div 3 B.

All counties play in the All Britain Junior Football Championship in late spring/early summer with the finalists playing in the All-Ireland Junior Football Championship against New York and Kilkenny.

Unit Executive

Chairperson: Sean Hopkins chairperson.britain@gaa.ie

Secretary: Michael Walker secretary.britain@gaa.ie

Treasurer: Frank Dillon treasurer.britain@gaa.ie

PRO: Karl McGuigan pro.britain@gaa.ie

Gaelic Games Council of Britain (GGCB) is recognised by the GAA as the governing body for Gaelic Games in Britain.