The Gaelic Football & Hurling Association of Australasia (Australasian GAA), a privately owned organization founded in 1963 and headquartered in Australia, serves as the governing body for Gaelic games across Australasia. It functions as one of the county boards of the Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) operating outside of Ireland.
The Australasia Regional Games seven-a-side Gaelic football tournament will hold its seventh edition in Cairns on November 15, 2025. Location details for the tournament and participating teams remain to be confirmed. In March 2025, Auckland hosted the New Zealand Championships, a competition that featured 25 teams. St Pat's and Marist Rangers competed in the men's final, held at Moire Park. A webinar, co-hosted with Leinster GAA, explained recent rule changes to men’s Gaelic football. Former and current intercounty referees Maurice Deegan and Brendan Cawley presented at the webinar, which targeted Australasia referees and those interested in the new rules.
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