Gormanstown
Tournament & Tour of Ireland
'Cead Mile Failte' meaning a hundred thousand welcomes, is a common
greeting expressed in the Irish language and it is a fair representation
of how welcome visitors are made to feel in this home of hospitality.
Immerse yourself in the unique and inspiring diversity that is
Ireland, romantically known as the land of saints and scholars.
Explore the ancient tombs, and monoliths left from a far distant
time, always breathtakingly positioned among some of the most beautiful
landscapes in Europe.
Hear of great heroes and warriors, of writers and Poets and see
why our greatest export, our colorful, lively people, have had such
an impact in all 4 corners of the earth. But best of all, enjoy
soccer with one of the most playful and respected soccer nations
in the world today. Ireland - Journey to Discovery.
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Gormanstown Itinerary
The Gormanstown Tournament was developed on behalf of the
Schoolboy Football Association of Ireland and invites entries from
the following age groups - U10, U12, U14 & U16's. The tournament
will also cater for U14 & U16 girls as of 2004. All competition
takes place at Gormanstown College, with superb facilities and activities
for participants.
The Tournament is only one part of this awesome tour package in
which you will play 2 tour games, 1 in Galway and 1 in Donegal as
a pre-cursor to tournament play. You will visit the amazing and
breathtaking West and North West Coasts, soak up the culture and
vibrancy of Dublin, a European capital of culture and visit many
amazing castles, prehistoric sites and world heritage icons. On
the activity side we have lined up the opportunity for you to participate
in a surfing session, Gaelic sports session, go-karting grand prix,
paintball game, bowling and a chance to watch a League of Ireland
soccer match.

Start the ball rolling today:
If your team or organization would like to find out more about Challenger's
exciting Tour of Ireland, contact Andy
Bennett. 800-739-9441
Download
a 2006 Registration booklet
Tour testimonial from
coach of traveling team in 2003
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