Seoul Gaels

It’s been four months since our GAA season began here in Seoul, Korea and we have reached the midway point in our season.

On the back of a successful North Asia Gaelic Games our coach has given us a two week break to recuperate and reset our minds for the task ahead as we start to look forward to the biggest challenge of all this year; The Asian Gaelic Games in October.

Now, you may think it’s a chance to hit the beach and party, go to some Friday night raves or binge on “DoubleDown” chicken burgers at KFC for the next two weeks. Coincidentally, our break does coincide with a popular mud festival here where people get down and dirty on the beach and drink beer for the day. Though, as appealing as that sounds, we are also aware that a fitness test awaits us when training returns, so, we will soon find out who has been sipping on ‘Coronoritas’ and who has been outside putting down the hard miles.