Welcome to Orlando Hurling
- Location
- Orlando, FL 28.43-81.51 32836US
- Meetups
- 7 so far
- Members
- 4 Teammates
- Meetup topics
- Founded
- April 20, 2009
Hurling is the fastest field sport, and probably the oldest recorded, continuously played sport on the planet and it's high-time folks in Orlando have made their mark on it.
We're looking for folks interested in developing hurling skills together in the southwestern Orlando area.
We're not Olympic athletes nor All-Ireland aspirates. We are simply passionate about the sport and certain that when folks hear about it in our region, it will catch like wildfire.
Co-ed adults and families are those we seek initially. Any level of fitness is welcome. Join us at Dr. Phillips Community Park and visit us on the Internet for practice info:
http://www.orlando.florida.gaa.ie (new site)
http://orlandohurling.tripod.com (old site)
Facebook Group: Orlando Florida Hurling
Our next MeetupHurl Till You Drop- Chicago Meetup
- Where?
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6119 W. 147th StreetOak Forest, IL 60452708 687 9323
- Who’s coming?
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1 Yes / 0 Maybe
The third week of April is coming up. The majority of you that have been
checking in - Thanks! Those that I have had to call - remember - 3rd week in
April 2009,2010, 2011, etc., etc.We will be be playing at Chicago's Gaelic Park
again.
We are still waiting to hear from the Munster coaches. Read more
More upcoming Meetups
This group doesn't have any additional upcoming Meetups scheduled.
Past Meetups
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1 attended
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3 attended
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1 attended
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1 attended
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2 attended
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What's new?
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Oct 12
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New member
“You guys look out of your mind”
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Apr 28
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New member
“Sounds interesting, would like to learn more....love all sports :)”
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Apr 26
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New discussionStarted by hscottgraves.
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Apr 23
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New member
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Apr 20
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New discussionStarted by Meetup HQ.
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New member
“I love the sport of hurling and want to share it with anyone who lives or visits Orlando.”
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What members are saying
“ Hurling is not just a die-hard sport for the Irish. It's a great way to meet people, spend time with your children, and participate in an over 3000 year sporting tradition. ”