originally set up in September 2000. It has grown at a very healthy rate such that as of May 2007 WSGAA now work in partnership with 28 primary schools, 15 Secondary schools, 2 HE/FE Colleges and 5 local GAA clubs and in total an estimated 2385 young people. The aims of the WSGAA include competition by their elite team in the All-Ireland underage championships. This initiative is a remarkable departure from the traditional way in which British GAA clubs have been organised. Headquarters Páirc na hÉireann is the name of the headquarters of Gaelic games in the Birmingham area and more specifically within the remit of the Warwickshire County Board. It is located on the east side of the city close to the Birmingham International Airport. Notable former players Miah Dennehy Paddy Grimes Dr John McAndrew Liam Watson Shane "The Horse"Morrissey Jack Grealish Clubs FOOTBALL Sean McDermott's GFC Birmingham St Finbarrs, Coventry Naomh Pádraig GAC, Leicester Roger Casements GAA, Coventry John Mitchells Football Club, Birmingham St Barnabas GAA Club, Nottingham Erin go Bragh, Birmingham St Brendan's GAA Club, Birmingham Four Masters, Coventry St. Marys GAA Club, Wolverhampton St Josephs, Derby Sons of Erin, Northampton Rugby Gaels, Rugby O'Rahillys GAA, Corby HURLING John Mitchel's St Finbarrs (Coventry) Erin go Bragh (Birmingham) St. Barnabas (Nottingham) St Declan’s (Oxford, Hertfordshire) LADIES FOOTBALL John Mitchells Football Club, Birmingham Sean McDermotts GFC Birmingham St Barnabas GAA Club, Nottingham Erin go Bragh, Birmingham St Finbarrs Coventry Roger Casements GAA, Coventry CAMOGIE John Mitchel’s Erin go Bragh, Birmingham External links . Sean McDermotts (birmingham) Warwickshire Official Website John Mitchels Hurling Club Birmingham Naomh Padraig GAA Leicester Four Masters GAA Coventry St. Barnabas GAC Nottingham St. Mary's GAA Club Wolverhampton James Connollys GFC Britain GAA RTÉ report of London GAA and Warwickshire GAA British GAA Gaelic games governing bodies in the United Kingdom Sport in Warwickshire