History

Gaelic football has been played in Los Angeles since the early 20th century.

Los Angeles were crowned National Champions in 1959.

The Wild Geese Gaelic football club was formed in 1978 in Orange County and is the oldest surviving club in the area.

Since 1978 Gaelic football grew to host a handful of clubs in the area including Cuchulainns, Young Irelanders. Today there is just one club but the aim is to grow this club organically through our Youth team the OC Wolfhounds as well as recruiting local members from the OC and LA area.

2010:

Runners up, Socal championship.

Attend Nationals, beaten by Detroit.

2011:

Inaugural Freeway Series. Game is tied 2-2 between Orange County and Los Angeles.

Wild Geese are Socal champions! Beating San Diego 2-1 in the series

Wild Geese attend Nationals, beaten by Detroit in quarter final.