Guth na Gàidhlig ann am Ball-Coise
A VOICE FOR GAELIC IN FOOTBALL
Chaidh Comann Ball-Coise Alba a stèidheachadh gus ball-coise a chleachdadh mar fheachd airson Gàidhlig na h-Alba a cheanglachadh, a bhrosnachadh agus a dh'fhàs tro ghnìomhachd ball-coise coimhearsnachd.
The Alba Football Association has been established to use football as a force to connect, inspire and grow Scottish Gaelic through community football activity, both nationally and internationally.
AR T-SLIGHE EURO 2024
OUR EURO 2024 JOURNEY
Airson an lèine a ghabhail os làimhe agus a’ ghairm a chuir an cèill | To grasp the shirt and sound the cry 📣
8mh den t-Ògmhios | June 8
Bho oiseanan na Gàidhealtachd chruinnich buidheann beag coisgrig. From the corners of Gaeldom gathered a small devoted band.
12mh den t-Ògmhìos | June 12
A’ chiad geama a-riamh aig Alba FA. First ever match.
14mh den t-Ògmhios | June 14
A’ chiad buaidh a-riamh aig Alba FA. First ever win.
14mh den t-Iuchar | July 14
Le Euro 2024 a’tighinn gu ceann, chan eil ar sgeulachd ach air tòiseachadh. Euro 2024 draws to a close but our story has just begun.
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FAQs
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The Alba Football Association has been established to use football as a force to connect, inspire and grow Scottish Gaelic through community football activity.
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The Alba Football Association will become the overarching governing organisation to support the development of Gaelic community football clubs.
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A community-based organisation committed to providing multigenerational football activity to both fluent Gaelic speakers and language learners.
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FC Sonas, Scotland's first Gaelic Community Football Club.
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To increase everyday impact, FC Sonas will now offer a comprehensive pathway for Boys and Girls in the Inverness area to participate in regular recreational activity. The focus will move away from weekly drop in sessions to weekly age-group team trainings and work towards entering a local games programme.