Shamrock Bowl XXV will be shown on Setanta on Tuesday August 30th, with repeats on August 31st and September 1st.
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Shamrock Bowl XXV TV Coverage – Setanta.
Friday, August 26th, 2011Dublin Rebels win Shamrock Bowl XXV
Monday, August 1st, 2011Rebels score 4th quarter TD to defeat the Vikings 14-13 in close game at Morton Stadium, Santry.
read full articleShamrock Bowl XXV – Game Details & Preview.
Sunday, July 24th, 2011Shamrock Bowl XXV is taking place at Morton Stadium on Sunday 31st July, 2011, kick-off 4pm. The University of Limerick Vikings will play the Dublin Rebels for the Irish National Championship.
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Friday, July 1st, 2011Tickets for Shamrock Bowl XXV are now on sale from Ticketmaster. Shamrock Bowl XXV will take place at Morton Stadium on Sunday July 31st.
read full articleFederation of Irish Sports AGM – IAFA Board member elected.
Wednesday, June 22nd, 2011The Annual General Meeting of the Federation of Irish Sports took place at SportsHQ on Tuesday 21st June. The newly appointed Minister for Tourism & Sport, Michael Ring TD addressed the meeting and stayed behind afterwards to speak to the various representatives on a individual basis. Outgoing President, Frances Kavanagh and CEO Sarah O’Connor gave reports on the organisations activities.
A new Executive Committee was elected and includes IAFA Board member, Cillian Smith. The Committee will consist of the following individuals:
Chair: Fergus Murphy (Special Olympics)
Treasurer: Brendan Waters (Irish Sailing Association)
Executive Committee: Sarah O’Shea (Football Association of Ireland), Henry Hermon (Irish Sailing [...]
Irish Referee to Officiate in EuroBowl Final
Friday, June 10th, 2011IAFL referee, Michael Smith (pictured with white cap), has been appointed to the officiating crew for EuroBowl XXV, the final of the European Football League.
read full articleIAFA AGM – New Board Appointed.
Monday, March 21st, 2011The Annual General Meeting of the Irish American Football Association took place a the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Dublin on Saturday 19th March. The outlook from the meeting was generally positive. Topics discussed included how to expand the schools flag football programme, the introduction of youth kitted football and the ISC Women in Sport initiative. Delegates were also given an update on some high profile football events that are proposed for Ireland over the next 2-3 of years.
A new Board was appointed for 2011-2012. Greg Loughran (President), Cillian Smith (Secretary) and Michael Smith (Treasurer) retained the positions they occupied in 2010-2011. John [...]
IAFA Awarded Development Grant by International Federation.
Monday, March 7th, 2011Funding will be used to expand the schools programme.
read full articleIrish Sports Council NGB Grant announced – no cuts for American football.
Tuesday, February 8th, 2011The Irish Sports Council (ISC), which is the Irish Government agency tasked with funding National Governing Bodies of sport in Ireland, has confirmed that the Irish American Football Association’s NGB Grant allocation funding will be kept at current levels for at least another year. This is very good news for the IAFA considering that, due to the recent financial crisis and the terms of the IMF/EU deal, the Irish Government has had to make significant cuts in public expenditure for 2011. These cuts include a 12% reduction in the budget of the Dept. of Tourism, Sport & Culture – which is [...]
read full articleIRISH SPORT UNITES IN APPEAL TO GOVERNMENT TO PROTECT SPORT FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS
Friday, November 19th, 2010IRISH SPORT UNITES IN APPEAL TO GOVERNMENT TO PROTECT SPORT FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS
- Submission to Minister for Sport
- Highlights Vital Role of Government Investment in the Development of Sport in Ireland
- Cuts Today Will Set Back Sport For Decades to Come
- Sports Funding Already Down by 62% since 2008
Irish sport has once again united in making a submission to Government highlighting the vital role played by Government funding in the development of Irish sport. In a submission made on behalf of everyone involved in Irish sport, the national sporting organisations pointed out the damage that will be done to [...]



