Sure.Originally Posted by Mordor
Gaelic football is a bit hard to explain without actually showing you what happens.
There’s 15 players on a team:
Goalkeeper
Three full backs
Three half backs
Two midfields
Three half forwards
Three full forwards
The posts look a lot like rugby posts.
A goal (in the net) is worth 3 points, and a point (over the bar) is worth one point.
You are not allowed to pick the ball off the ground or to run more than 5 steps without passing or toe-tapping. (Again its hard to explain.)
Every year there are two main competitions: The National League and The Championship (the most important)
Armagh (my team!) are the current National League champions and that competition has just finished.
The Championship has just begun. Firstly there are provincial (Ulster, Munster, Leinster and Connaght) finals. The winners of all of these then go on to face each other.
Armagh and Tyrone have already won their first match.
The really good teams that generally win are Armagh, Tyrone and Kerry.
There’s a GAA website that gives you a lot more info and results. I’m not sure if I’m allowed to give the link but you can find it on google if you type in “Offical GAA website”.