Stand together

The San Antonio Gaelic Athletic Club (Cumann Lúthchleas Gael Naomh Antaine) was formed in the Spring of 2011.

The Club’s nickname, the San Patricios, celebrates and honors the complex, intertwined histories and cultures of Ireland, Texas and Mexico.

Club founders Adrian Brett, Jason Binkley, and Tyler Tully, along with Joan Moody, formed the nucleus of what would become the SAGAC. Connecting over a shared passion for the game of Gaelic football and looking to stay connected to their Irish roots, they created the city’s first and only club from the ground up.

The SAGAC's mission is to celebrate the sport and traditions of Irish culture and foster a community that keeps those traditions alive.

From its early days, that started off as a small group looking for something new and a way to connect to new people, the SAGAC has blossomed into a unique community. It’s grown into a vibrant, diverse family of over fifty members, with players from over eleven states and six countries.

We’re excited to be celebrating our 10th Anniversary as a Club this year. From a couple of guys on a dusty field to a club that’s grown to include a Mens Gaelic football team, a Ladies Gaelic football team, a Mens Hurling team and an Irish Youth Sports initiative, we’ve come a long way.

None of that would be possible without the commitment, and passion of all the members, sponsors, and supporters that have played a role in making the SAGAC what it is today.

To those that went before and those that will follow. Seasamh le cheíle, we stand together.

Under this banner, this name, we invite you to join us.

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San Antonio Gaelic Athletic Club

Cumann Lúthchleas Gael Naomh Antaine

San Antonio, TX 

Est. 2011

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The San Antonio Gaelic Athletic Club welcomes all members; regardless of race, color, national origin, citizenship, age, religion, disability, sex, gender identity or expression, or sexual orientation.