What does GFC stand for?

Gaelic Football Club

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Sixteen men's and women's Gaelic football teams from around the Gulf are set to take part in the tournament, which is being hosted by the Bahrain Irish Society in conjunction with the Arabian Celts Gaelic Football Club.

Irish festival spectacular kicks off with Craic at JJ's

Conrad Ryan played for Parnells Gaelic Football Club.

Premier League hopeful is killed with two friends in car smash

Organised by GAA of Britain and Warwickshire, the nine-a-side games will be played by local Gaelic football clubs as well as visiting teams from Ireland.

Gaelic sport kicking off; ASTON

Sean Brown, 61, was kidnapped and shot dead after he locked up a Gaelic football club in Bellaghy, Co Derry, in 1997.

GAA MURDER PROBE RAIDS

Many of the Huddersfield's Irish contingent have their family roots in those two areas," said Ollie Walsh, secretary of Gaelic football club Brothers Pearse, who are based at the centre.

Final showdown splits the ranks!

Among the more unusual recipients is a gaelic football club named after a British diplomat turned Irish revolutionary who was eventually hanged for treason.

Lotto cash bonus for community; SPORTS CLUBS, ARTS GROUPS AND SCHOOLS ...

It is believed splinter group the Red Hand Defenders, who claimed responsibility, thought they were both Catholics because they were hanging out near a Gaelic football club ground.

Dad sees terrorists' victim die

The boat will be pushed round town with help from the Brothers Pearse Gaelic Football Club, Huddersfield Irish Centre Football Club and the Sea Cadets.

Push for hospice cash