Louisville Gaelic Athletic Club

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Louisville Gaelic Athletic Club
Chathair Dearbai
Founded2013
County North American
Division Central Division Board
ColoursNavy & Old Gold
GroundsHays Kennedy Park, Louisville
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Louisville Gaelic Athletic Club is a Gaelic Athletic Association in Louisville, Kentucky. The club was founded in 2013 and four practice sessions were held that year. The team played a full season of friendlies in 2014 and joined the North American in 2015.[ citation needed ]


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