Since 1884, the Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) has been promoting Gaelic Games (Gaelic Football, Hurling, Camogie, and Rounders) around the world. From Munich, Germany, to Bangkok, Thailand, popularity of Gaelic Games has spread to many diverse cultures since the GAA’s inception. The Fenians are the local GAA club here in Buffalo. Gaelic Football has been a staple of the Queen City’s Irish culture ever since the club’s inception in the 1920s. We currently have approximately 150 members ranging in ages from 8 to 90 years. Our primary purpose is the preservation of Gaelic Games and expansion through the inclusion and participation of our entire community. The modern version of the team participates in the North American County Board’s (NACB) Midwest Division, along with other teams such as Cincinnati, Cleveland, and Pittsburgh. Buffalo Fenians have also formed strong relationships over the years with the teams from Syracuse, Rochester, and even the New York Police Department.