When it's organized and going well, there's nothing more exciting, but it takes a huge effort to make it happen. There are only four cities involved our league, Seattle, Vancouver, Calgary and Edmonton, and tournaments only happen two or three weekends a year. Three years ago, the women's Gaelic football team was formed and it actually strengthened the men's team. We have quite a few good players on the Vancouver men and women's teams with great competition between them, and their games are exciting to watch. I asked Paul how successful the summer soccer leagues had been.
Congratulations are certainly in order to all the players.
Each year in Vancouver there is a friendly Boxing Day Gaelic football game. I asked Paul about this tradition and if there are any plans in place yet for next year's tournaments. There are no plans in place yet for next year's tournaments, but what I would like to see, is more people willing to take a leadership role in the Gaelic. We need an organizer and some people to run the teams and get all the players together for training sessions, because it's a big effort when you do a lot of road travel and trips.