Gaelic football Β· tournaments

Run a Gaelic football tournament from a phone

Blitzes, under-age festivals and club championships are many games on a few pitches, with one thing to settle before the throw-in: what happens on a draw. Set the half length and the draw rule once and every game in the bracket follows them.

Every match uses Gaelic football rules
  • Goal, point and 2-point buttons, scored the 2025 way
  • Scoreline shown 1-12 (15) on every screen and the stream overlay
  • Club and inter-county halves, extra time and penalties
  • Ladies football, under-age and pre-2025 presets
Formats

Which format suits a Gaelic football event

Running the day

The parts that usually need a whiteboard

Pitches

Name your pitches and games go to whichever is free, with the pitch shown beside each pairing on the bracket.

Draws in a knockout

Choose extra time (two halves of 10 minutes) and then penalties for a winner on the day, or let a round-robin game end level.

Short games for blitzes

Under-age and blitz formats often play short halves. Set any half length; the clock and the scoreline follow it in every game.

Questions

Gaelic football tournament FAQ

How do I run a GAA blitz?

Create the event, pick a round robin or a knockout, add the teams and name the pitches. Each game is scored on a phone and winners advance as results come in.

How are Gaelic football results decided in the bracket?

On the total, as in the rules, so the right team always advances. The bracket shows each total and the match page has the full scoreline, like 1-12 (15).

Can I print a Gaelic football bracket?

Yes. The printable bracket generator is free and needs no account.

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