Regulators Hurling Club

Yesterday we had a fantastic time hosting the Denver Gaels for a home match at Cook Park. Thanks to the many folks who volunteered and supported this game!

A couple weekends ago, a few of our Regulators made their way to the Butte Draft Tournament, hosted by the Wolfe Tones Hurling Club in Montana. A good time was had by all!

We had a fantastic weekend working with Colm Egan and the Elevate program which we shared with our crosstown Denver Gaels club. A ton of learning from the wealth of experience that Colm provides for all who were able to make it out today!

Also, thanks to Backstreet Tavern & Grill for taking excellent care of a very hungry team following the session today!

A big weekend for your Regulators!

A contingent of our Club went to be a part of the CU Gaelic Club opening up the school year in Boulder! We look forward to being a part of them continuing to thrive.

Another part of our Club went to the Casper Celtic Irish Fest to share the sport of Hurling with the good folks of Central Wyoming. This resulted in the founding of the Natrona County Gaelic Athletic Club- NCGAC who will be a continuing presence in the area to keep promoting our sport.

Great day to hurl with the . Good luck at Nationals!

Happy 250th America!

And a happy 150th to our beautiful home of Colorado.

Irish traditions have been present in this country since its founding. John Sullivan, the son of two Limerick-born parents, committed the first act of armed rebellion against the British on December 14th, 1774 where he would capture weapons later used at the Battle of Bunker Hill. John Dunlap, an Irish immigrant from Co. Tyrone, was the very first printer of the Declaration on this day 250 years ago. Of the foreign-born signers of the Declaration, a majority were Irish. Soldiers of Irish heritage made upbetween a quarter to half of the Continental Army.

We are proud to be a part of continuing Irish traditions in the United States.

Last chance. Raffle ends at 4pm tomorrow.

Less than a week to go.

Happy Juneteenth!

Scrimmage moved to Jacobs Park for today (June 14)