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China does not have a national team or set of competions, but there are many Irish people living in China and they would have Gaelic Football clubs and have matches. There are Gaelic Football competitions for teams based in Asia, so teams from China would compete in them. Most of the players would be Irish, but there would also be a few players that are not Irish.
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