• planning & execution of development strategy,
• involvement in the local community and
• good participation of club members in GAA related activities.

Roll of Honour

Year	Club	Logo	Reason
2011	Arabian Celts		The Arabian Celts GAA Club was set up in Feb 2008 in the Kingdom of Bahrain.  The players are based in Bahrain and the eastern province of Saudi Arabia. In 2011, the Arabian Celts impressed fellow ACB clubs with their ability to stay strong, continue training and participate in tournaments despite all the troubles happening in their region.
2010	Viet Celts		The Viet Celts were formed in 2007 and have expanded rapidly since then, hosting the SEA Games in 2008 and expanding to incorporate a Ladies Team and Juvenile programe in the years since then.  In 2010 their work in promoting Gaelic Football within the schools in Hanoi and in encouraging participation in the local community won them the Club of the year award.
2009	Dubai Celts		Dubai Celts are one of the oldest and biggest clubs in the Region.  They have consistently competed at the highest level in Asian and Gulf Tournaments & have been a leading club in the introduction of Hurling in the Region.  Along with Football & Hurling they also have a Juvenile section & Camogie within the club.  For the past 5 years they have hosted the annual Gulf Gaelic Games which attract teams from Ireland, Europe, Asia, the Gulf & beyond and have become a key feature of the annual calendar.
2008	Orang Eire		Orang Eire expanded very quickly in 2008 from their inception in 2007 and within their first year had introduced Men's football, Ladies Football & and a Juvenile program in Kuala Lumpur bringing 4 teams to the AGG in Penang (kids, ladies & 2 mens teams).