The hurlers from Allentown bested a cross-state team, 3-17 to 0-3

Members of the Philadelphia Celtic Currach Club keep an Irish seagoing tradition alive.

The Blue Flame, Philly's own police and fire semi-pro football team, is getting set for a match-up against the University of Limerick Vikings in Dingle, County Kerry.

Video highlights from the October 4, 2008, race in Fairmount Park.

West Chester played gracious host to a parade celebrating the 2008 Continental Youth Championships, on tap for this weekend.

Philadelphia hosts the Continental Youth Championships for the first time. Here's your chance to support youth Gaelic athletics and get a sneak preview of future stars. There's a kick-off parade in West Chester Thursday night, too.

The Philadelphia Shamrocks and the Allentown Hibernians may have just learned the sport of hurling, but they're playing with the passion of experienced sliothar slingers. Read about Sunday's action and see our many pictures.

The Irish love their horses, but perhaps no one loves them as much as these two—a jockey and racing official—who grew up 15 minutes from each other in Donegal and Derry respectively.

No matter how the ball bounces, the new Lehigh Valley hurlers will also get a shot at their first-ever championship.

It was a lovely, sunny Sunday afternoon at Cardinal Dougherty High School in Philadelphia. Peaceful? Not quite. In Gaelic Football, the Kevin Barrys went up against the Young Irelanders, and in hurling, the Allentown Hibernians met up again with the Philadelphia Shamrocks.