They are hoping to persuade the International Olympic Committee this weekend at the annual congress.
Olympic medals could be handed out in the future for Gaelic football, hurling and camogie.
World GAA, the body representing the sports internationally, is launching a plan at annual congress this weekend to bring GAA to the global stage.
They're hoping to get recognition from the International Olympic Committee.
Trumera's Liam O'Neill, a Former GAA President says Gaelic games is far reaching:
Westmeath Ladies Footballer, Karen Hegarty would welcome the chance to play in the Olympics:
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