Abu Dhabi International Chess Festival

Established in 1965, the ATCUAE is the officially nominated representative in the Emirates of both the FIA, motor sport’s world governing body, and its motor cycling counterpart, the FIM. On their behalf it supervises all organised motor sport events in the UAE for cars and bikes.
H.H.Sheikh Mohammed has approved the appointment of a board of directors for the ATCUAE, with 14-times Middle East rally champion Mohammed Ben Sulayem acting as President, and Khalfan Hareb, Mohammed Atik Al Qamzi and Saeed Al Tayer serving as board members.
“This is a very significant development for motor sport in the country which will benefit tremendously from Sheikh Mohammed’s support and overall guidance,” said Sulayem.

Abu Dhabi Rugby Union Football Club was established in 1969 and is a founding member of the Arabian Gulf Rugby Football Union. Also known as "the bats" the Abu Dhabi Rugby Union Football Club has gained a reputation as a warm and friendly multicultural Club with great team spirit, determination, enthusiasm and passion.
If you would like to play for one of our teams training is held at the Al Ghazal Golf Course, see below ('Read more') for directions and the 'Contact Us' link for team contact details.

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Abu Dhabi Fianna was formed a number of years ago by Irish expatriates who wanted to play the national games of Ireland, Hurling and Gaelic Football, on a somewhat regular basis. These two great sports, with their long and renowned history, are played wherever Irish people are gathered in the world, and despite being of solely Irish background soon win over the hearts of sports fans everywhere with their high level of skill and relentless pace.

Hurling is one of the oldest recorded field games, with records dating back over 2000 years, to the time of the great mythological figure of Irish history, Cúchulainn. It is played using hurls or camáns, sticks used to strike the ball, a sliotar, at speeds of up to 100 m.p.h. Gaelic Football is a bit more modern, with the first recorded games being played back in the 15th century. In 1884, the Gaelic Athletic Association, or GAA, was founded to try and regularise the playing of these games. Rules were developed, which, despite periodical changes over the years, have remained much the same as they were over 100 years ago. Gaelic games have continued to develop over the years and they are now highly regarded sports, indeed they have even taken on an international aspect with regular Hurling internationals against Scottish Shinty teams, and the now annual Compromise Rules Football series between Ireland and Australia.