The current governance of the project is overseen by the Pearse Park Centre for Culture and Sport charity trustees and operated as a specialised sub-committee of the Scotland County Board of the GAA.

Scotland GAA

One the county boards of the GAA outside Ireland, and is responsible for Gaelic games in Scotland.

Tir Conaill Football Club

An exciting new community football club being established in Glasgow, inspired by the strong connections between Scotland and Donegal.

Our Facilities

4

Changing rooms

2

Offices

1

Observation deck

50+

Capacity social space

Our partner organisations will be users of the facilities and leverage deep cultural and stylistic bonds with the GAA. Together, they will maximise field utility to build a multi-sport Glasgow hub.

Australian Rules Football

“Aussie Rules” is played by a six-team league in Scotland.

Shinty

A traditional team sport from the Scottish Highlands, shinty is officially governed by the Camanachd Association.

A Space for the Community

As well as top quality playing pitches, Pearse Park also functions as a cultural centre and a hub for the local community.

  • Function room
  • Social space
  • Observation deck
  • Bar & kitchen
  • Museum
  • Club Alba initiative to support Pearse Park centre

    RE-LAUNCH CLUB ALBA In 2022, we celebrated 125 years of Scotland GAA. At that time we launched Club 125. An initiative to raise money for our flagship facility the Pearse Park Centre for Culture and Sport. We gained momentum at that time but with planning setbacks it fizzled out but we’re SO BACK and moving… READ MORE

  • Donegal Holiday Draw

    Why not take your next holiday on us? We’re delighted to finally launch our flagship summer draw GRAND PRIZE *** 7 Nights Luxury Holiday in Donegal *** Flights to Aerfort Dhún na nGall from Glasgow via Loganair 3 nights B&B at the gorgeous Shandon Hotel & Spa in Marble Hill, Dunfanaghy 2 nights at the… READ MORE

  • Celebrations put Pearse Park in the picture

    THE last weekend of March 2025 will live long in the memory of Scotland GAA and those who witnessed and participated. This weekend saw the largest non-competitive GAA sporting event since the 1990s when the Donegal Senior Inter County team had won the All-Ireland Gaelic Football Championship and were invited to play exhibition games against… READ MORE