Teenage Kicks / Féile Dreams - GAA Documentary
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- čas přidán 29. 12. 2017
- This documentary follows the young and predominantly black pupils of St Paul’s Academy, a comprehensive school in one of the UK’s most deprived areas as they take on the challenge of learning Gaelic football and competing in the prestigious Féile Peil na nÓg in Derry.
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Congrats to Michael Maher (one of the team coaches in this documentary) on being appointed the London Senior County football manager for the start of the 2020 season.
I did notice actually hahaha. Congrats Michael and I will be following on commencement of the season along with my boys, Galway.
The GAA is for ALL regardless of ability... It's not just a sport it's a discipline of life... The biggest Amateur sport in the world but the value of it is not amateur, boys and girls become professional grown ups if they stick with it. So glad the roots of GAA are spreading across the waters.
GAA i gcónaí ☘️
Nice bit of Irish there I go to an Irish school so I know you said GAA always
Go deas
@Dáithí Mullins I don't think anyone in this video has killed us for playing GAA
@Dáithí Mullins yeah, because so many of them playing can be compared to the black and tans
Im worrief it will be commercialized. It shows the heart of irishness and culture and im worried it will be sold for mega money and transformed into a fairy sport
Played against them twice in Ireland and once over in England some good footballers and nice lads
Lucky
Darragh Mel with which team
Won div 1 dublin hurling
Darragh Mel did your team win those games
Great to see that kid staying away from gangs doing his own thing. Keep doing your own thing, you're going to go places.
who has ever played in the feile here
Owen McAtamney me
Owen McAtamney ya
Won it
Played this year didn’t do great in division 3
Played last year in Division 1 and we won the shield
Me
Great documentary, love seeing Irish traditions spread to places where others embrace them and get passionate about them.
After all the rivalry between Ireland and England in the past few centuries this is just beautiful love from Kildare , Ireland
A brilliant watch. Reminds me of my youth. I also played in the feile in 99. Great to see the passion is still there underage. Fair play South london
Go to feckin tipp and you'll see real underage passion. i remember u12, by god it was magical
That was a great watch. It doesn't matter what it is, whether it's gaelic football or ballet dancing, it's heart warming watching young people making the best of themselves.
Great documentary ... You can hate all you like but the fact of the matter is they worked for it and deserved to be there on merit.... I would like to see other countries like France and Spain get involved too. That would be amazing :)
Daniel Guiney There are adult leagues in Brittany and Galicia, think there are definitely underage programs in Brittany, also in Brussels.
They were way too good for division 4 though
@@paddymuldoon6718 yeah I reckon they got treated with the aul "sure they know nothin about GAA abroad"
What an unreal story !! Keep it up lads !
Feel good movie of the year😅😅well done London great skills
Man that’s so amazing to see that Irish culture and sport is being spread
its great that its for every ethnicity now times are changing
Im irish and i play LGFA( Ladies Gaelic football association) u13 division 3 but in my first féile (this year) i played u14 division 9 . Gaa isn’t just a sport its a way of life .my mam is venezualan and shes huge into it and makes sure i go to training and machetes.
And im so grateful to get another shot at féile next year
🍀is aoibhinn liom peil gaeilic 🍀
I've done the camogie feile
As a Gael living in Scotland and seeing the diversity and multiculturalism in the GAA in England, it makes me feel a sense of pride of the inclusiveness of the organisation. I heard about this London club a few years ago at the Derry feile and heard they were outstanding.
Irish-Scot or Scottish?
What an incredible story .. just brilliant .. well done boys !
Fantastic to see the passion the players and managers have for the game. Would love to see more clubs from around the world come to Ireland to play teams at every underage level.
One of the best GAA documentaries that you will see. Highly recommended!
Amazing. loved seeing different cultures embracing a sport that means so much to me. Cant wait to see more black people togging out in a GAA jersey. Fair play lads
Really enjoyed this. The young lad of Nigerian decent is a credit to his parents.
Tell my guy Victor if he wants to play gealic In Ireland to give us a shout
Ciaran Hyland bit weird
great story. I'll show it to my Father tomorrow, he played for Longford
Well done lads! Respect to you guys. I really enjoyed watching that.
I remember my cousin hosted them in the wexford feile in 2015 they were really good
Very well done lads, I'm delighted for you, keep it up.
This was an amazing 45 mins. Needs to be a full doc or movie.
I’ve just recently played in the u14 girls Birmingham feile and played for scotland we beat london and Gloucester so we are the British champions
That's fantastic
And I’ve just played kiltane u13 and beat balycroy, Belmullet, glenamoy and lachradon we are the champions of Erris 😂u have no idea😂
@@ryanmcandrew1321 cool, don't remember asking though
@@ryanmcandrew1321 cool, but how did ya get on against teams like Park, Westport, Castlebar and Knockmore😂
I'm Irish and glad to see a documentary like this one
Stumbled upon this video randomly and im delighted i did. Im a Dubliner growing up playing for Ballyboden St Endas until my early teens. GAA in Ireland is a religion whether you play football or hurling. Superb that these kids get exposed to that religion. Its not a money making career sport. The pro's all are regular joes with regular jobs. But they train and play for the love of the sport and the team glory. The more these kids from all races and creed get exposed to the tough GAA sports the better. Make them tough and hungry for future ahead of them...
Absolutely great
London Proud and London Pride.
This is how schools nationwide should be helping young men and women to aim higher and out of their comfort zones to achieve and better themselves.
Whata fantastic group of boys , the coaches and teachers are the glue that binds these precious parts together what an uplifting watch Congratulations to them all , Ar agaidh Naomh Pol Abu
Fantastic , what a great bunch of young men , best wishes from Armagh ☘🍾
Loved this so much as an Irish man they made me so happy to be Irish
Note;
Feile is also a competition played in the other Irish sport of Hurling.
Feile is also played in all the counties of Ireland with foreign guests from London, New york etc etc.
beautiful stuff
Loved the story keep it up lads well done
What a fantastic organization Gaelic Games is. Teaches youths from all areas respect, leadership, discipline and teamwork. Well done lads, wish yous the best of luck!
Love seeing lads starting from scratch, the GAA has issues introducing kids at a later age to their sports most of the time
This team won div 3, div, 2 of the feile since and last year got to the div 1 final and were narrowly beaten by kilmacud chokes, a club with almost 5000 members.
What a great documentary
This is fantastic
Genuinely dope AF! Great watch!!
Amazing documentary.
highly enjoyable..fair play to all involved ...sport for youngsters is so important..hopefully some of the lads will keep it up and tog out for the London Senior GFC team in a few yrs time
wow, fantastic group of players, be nice to see them wearing the london jersey in a few years in the all ireland championship, remember lads London have more all ireland medals than a good few counties in ireland so keep it up and if ye continue to improve your skills and physicality iv no doubt ye can cause some good county teams a lot of trouble, great to see people from all over the world playing GAA, although im a bit of a hurling snob football (gaelic)) is great craic to play, iv subbed and cant wait to see more of this team in the next few years
brilliant to see keep it going lads and someday yet ye could be playing for london in connacht championship
Awesome documentary
Class loved that, im from northern ireland love to see this, well done lads 👏🏼👏🏼
Great story . I love it
I Played in fiele in division one , hardest but best experience getting to the final , massive respect for these lads how quick they picked it up
Fantastic. How things have changed. For the better
What a wonderful achievement. This should be seen by all under age teams here at home.
As someone who stays in Abbey Wood when I am in London on business I love the fact that they are such an inclusive club and I would love to see some of the lads go to greater heights in gaa
Make another one of these!
Worthy of a Netflix airing
Fantastic stuff
Got really excited when i saw my club mentioned
Fantastic documentary such an incredible group of lads. I really hope they stuck to playing gaa over there, is there any update on any of the lads nowadays? I’d love to hear how they’re getting on now
I’ve subscribed Only because you have an epic channel name..I’m surprised that no one else came up with it before now..
Great story
I loved when one of them scored at the last minute that was class
The da at the start is the highlight of the documentary
Brilliant👍💥
Well done guy's from Ireland
Love this great to see an other country play and actually win div 4
Brilliant Players and Fanstaic Trainers and Managers i have to Subscribe now because i want to see more of a story that has grown into and i hope to be a Monster of a Team that i will be shouting for.From a Clonmel and a Tipperary fan, all my life remember lads, there are always Australian rules looking for young talent i have seen a lot of class players on this Team and also what a Fantastic video thank you for putting a smile on my face of class players that the GAA can put out on an open Field of Dreams.
Dj Billy Bop Dj Billy Bop Documentary was a one off
Dj Billy Bop Dj Billy Bop it might disappoint u but every one of those players have stopped playing
Aidan Doran so sad to hear that.
Aidan Doran how do u know they all stopped playing
PAddy Reilly grew up playing Gaelic football for North London and they start playing when they're 12, win an all Ireland and just stop playing
Hope to see some of these lads playing in Ireland
My team just one Derry felie girls and now we’re heading down south for all Ireland 🇮🇪
I'm proud of ye all. Coaches too
brilliant
When is the follow up on next st pauls team.
Grt work all coaches and students.
Goes to show anythings possible. Just gotta work hard
Congratulations boys
Yes boys glad to see uk trying irish sports, i know they train in the uk schools now, lets bring this game global💯
Seen a London team play a team that recently got to a minor Leinster final. They played them in the feile, and the way they played was something I never seen before like the keeper was a sweeper. And everyone from 1- 15 had pace about them. You know what they won
Robbie Hardiman sweeper! Did we not just prove that shit doesn't work in hurling. Why even try it in football.
I played in 2018 feile and im proud of what me and my team did
In what
Respect for them
Well done
On the subtitles enniskillen gaels came up as unskilled girls
Lmao
Fair play to Francis, very well spoken and dedicated. He will go far especially with the encouragement he has from his parents. Fair play
Great to see this. I wonder whats the hurling like.. And always respect the ref. I got sent off a few times and more than likely lost the games for us in doing so.
Christ that semi final was a fair pasting.
I’m a Gael and played in the u14 girls Scotland team and beat London girls twice at the British feile but they were the toughest team there as we played them in the final
Goodwin lads wish you could play mydivision 1 feille champion team to see how you compare but good win
I swear.
I hope.
Victor is doing well.
Don't ever let a Wicklow man tell you how to do anything in football!
Lol
😀😀
I'm a Kilkenny man so my first love is Hurling but my mother is from Mayo which has strong connections to gaelic football, I don't know a lot about Gaelic football but I know it is definitely an exciting and thrilling game when it's played. I've been to a few Mayo games and the crowds absolutely love it.
Liam Holton 💚❤️💚❤️
Mayo for sam 18
What a fantastic group of lads, so happy to see them win, and it speaks volumes about the influence Irish immigrants had on countries. Hope they all kept their love of it :)
Beat us in the quarter final in this, we won Ulster minor this year, decent team
The feile is being held in my club this year
This documentary is fantastic, a great story. But it also annoys me because where I'm from in Kilkenny, football is let go to ruins. A disgrace when you see what the boys in London are able to do.
I was there for the camogie we got to the semi finals
29:13 ITS DERRY NOT LONDONDERRY
I was born in mullingar and that's were the team they played in the semi final was from
Big up from County Sligo 🇮🇪🇮🇪
tynan hosting this years féile aren’t ye
Boaty ya and I am competing st marys gfc sligo
I played at the u14 feile it was really good
That was a great watch .
Well done to all them lads .
You only get out of something,what you put into it .
Well deserved lads .
9:30 galbally pearses is a club from my County Tyrone. Had no clue someone form Tyrone was even in this documentary
I'm irish and at 10 years of age went to play feile in Galway and lost in the final
I played when is was Mayo/Galway great time stayed with Moy
I like Food Up Mayo!