
Jim Stynes Tournament
The Jim Stynes Tournament is the annual International Rules tournament hosted by Hong Kong GAA, playing against the local Australian Rules Football Club, Hong Kong Dragons.
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The tournament is played in memory of Jim Stynes, born in Dublin and a prominent Australian Rules footballer after converting from Gaelic at the age of 18 and went on to be inducted to the Australian Football Hall of Fame.
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The teams will play a game of compromised rules between the sports and swap out between a Gaelic Football and Australian Rules football between the halves.
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This year, the tournament will be split between 2 pitches, Aberdeen Sports Club and Wong Chuk Hang Recreation Ground. Not to fear though, they are a 2 minute walk from each other to catch all the action.
Details
Pitches:
- Wong Chuk Hang Recreation Ground
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Times:
13:00 - 15:00
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Throw-Ins:
Aberdeen:
13:00 - Ladies
13:45 - Mens As
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Wong Chuk Hang:
13:00 - Men's Bs
13:45 - Juniors
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Presentations:
14:30 - Aberdeen.
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