FDNY vs. NYPD — Annual Gaelic Football Charity Match 

 September 12, 2026

 Rockland GAA — Orangeburg, NY

 5 PM Throw-In EDT | 10 PM IST

We encourage everyone who can make it to Rockland GAA to come out in person and support this great cause. If you can’t make it, you can watch the entire match live on New Logical Sports+. This match stream production is entirely donated.

Generations of Irish immigrants arriving in the United States stepped into public service — particularly the NYPD and FDNY — and it became a proud and important career path, providing an opportunity to build a life in America while serving the communities they called home.

That tradition is personal to me as well. Generations of my own family proudly served New York City as NYPD officers and detectives, which makes being able to help bring this event to a wider audience especially meaningful.

 100% of proceeds, after card processing and streaming platform/server fees (about $10.75/person), will go directly toward benefits supporting:

 Police Officer Riku Sawai, who is battling Stage 4 stomach cancer.

 Lt. Thomas Fitzpatrick, L-4, who was recently diagnosed with cancer and is currently battling the disease.

 SPECIAL GUEST COMMENTARY — TOMMY SMYTH

We’re honored to have the legendary Tommy Smyth on the call — famous for his work with ESPN and SiriusXM, along with his longtime connection to Gaelic Park and the NYC St. Patrick’s Day Parade.

 HOW TO WATCH — NEW LOGICAL SPORTS+

plus.newlogicalsports.com

 Or download the New Logical Sports+ app on iPhone / iPad or Amazon Fire TV.

 $11.99 PPV per viewer
After card processing and platform/server costs, $10.75 from every PPV purchase goes directly toward the benefits.

 PUBLIC BARS & ESTABLISHMENTS
We’re asking venues showing the match publicly to make a suggested $119.99 donation toward the cause.

Whether you’re supporting FDNY, NYPD, the New York GAA community, or simply two New Yorkers going through the fight of their lives, please join us at Rockland GAA — or watch from wherever you are — and help us support two great causes. 

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