St Brendans GAA - Birmingham UK

Heads up we will have all the Gaelic age grade teams from St Brendans training at our ground from April onwards. Days and times may vary so please scan the QR code or contact them via the page and or website to find out more.

It's a great team game Gaelic, super fast but lots of fun and plenty of opportunity to make memories and new friends. 🟢🔴

We have a couple of players in our teams who play both so girls, do you love Gaelic and want the same thrills, spills and teamwork in the off season?

Rugby could be the answer…

Congratulations to St Brendans GAA - Birmingham UK's and Warwickshire CLG Under 20 team player playing for and their victory in the Corn na MacLeinn in Ireland vs

A great achievement for Freddie and the John Moores University Team - the only home grown player on the panel too!! great result Freddie!!!

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☘️ St Patrick’s Sunday is coming! ☘️
📅 15th March | Irish Centre Birmingham

We’re bringing the Irish village vibes to the Centre this year — a full day of family fun, food, drinks, and live music in a relaxed, feel-good atmosphere.

🎶 Live music from
The Blessed • On The Sesh • The Committed • The Hurling Boys

DJ entertainment throughout the day

💚 £10 entry | Under 10s free

This is just the start — we’ll be releasing times and more details very soon, but for now get the date in the diary and spread the word 🍀✨

It is with a heavy heart that we announce the postponement of the St. Patrick's Parade, scheduled to take place on Sunday, 16th March, in Digbeth.

This decision has not been made lightly, and we deeply regret any disappointment this may cause to our incredible community, participants, and supporters.

Our primary goal has always been to deliver a safe, enjoyable, and memorable parade that celebrates the vibrant Irish community in Birmingham. Year after year, thousands of you have joined us, rain or shine, to show your support and share in the joy of this cherished tradition. For that, we are immensely grateful.

However, safety is paramount, and as organisers, we are not prepared to compromise on this fundamental principle. Despite countless hours of planning and the unwavering dedication of our volunteers, partners, and supporters, the gap between what we can deliver with the resources and finances available and the requirements to host a safe and successful parade has proven too wide to bridge at this time.

We would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to everyone who has worked tirelessly behind the scenes to make this event possible, including: Our incredible volunteers, whose passion and commitment inspire us every day, West Midlands Police and Birmingham City Council, for their invaluable support and guidance and the many partners and sponsors who have stood by us during this challenging process.

While this decision is undoubtedly disappointing, please know that we are already working on plans to ensure the St. Patrick's Festival remains a vibrant and cherished celebration in our community.

We are committed to keeping the celebration of the parade alive in our city and look forward to celebrating with you all in the near future. Thank you for your understanding, patience, and continued support.

Together, we will keep the spirit of the Irish community alive in Birmingham.