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Gaelic football is an Irish team sport. It's a form of football derived from traditional Irish ball games.

It is played between two teams of 15 players on a rectangular grass pitch.

It is played with a round ball and both hands and feet are used to control and pass the ball.

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Gaelic football is played in teams of 15 players on a rectangular grass pitch with H-shaped goal posts on each side . The main objective is to score points by kicking or hitting the ball with his hands and insert it into the goal . The team with the most points at the end of the game wins .

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Bouncing the ball twice in a row (It may be soloed continuously). Changing hands: Throwing the ball from your right hand to left or vice versa (legal in the ladies' game). Going four steps without releasing, bouncing or soloing the ball (soloing involves kicking the ball into one's own hands) Hand passing a goal. To hand pass a ball with an open palm there must be a clear striking action (the ball may be punched over the bar from up in the air, but not into the goal). Picking the ball directly off the ground (it must be scooped up into the hands by the foot). However, in ladies' Gaelic football the ball may be picked up directly. Square ball is an often controversial rule: If, at the moment the ball enters the small square, there is already an attacking player inside the small rectangle, then a free out is awarded.

Throwing the ball (it may be "hand-passed" by striking with the fist).

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All-Ireland Senior Football Championship: is an anual series of games usually played in Ireland during the summer and early autum, and is organised by the Gaelic Athletic Association.

All- Ireland Sevens Football(Competitions):are seven-a-side national inter-clubs Gaelic Football tournaments held at senior, intermediate and junior level at the Kilmacud Sevens, Ratoath Sevens and St. Judes Sevens respectivey. These competitions are played off in one day annually the day before the All-Ireland Football Final in close proximity to Croke Park as a part of the All-Ireñand festivities