The Worcester Fenians GAA club was established in 2009. Since its inception, the club has been dedicated to promoting Gaelic games, including Hurling, Camogie, and Gaelic football, within the local community. 

Over the years, the Fenians have achieved significant milestones, such as winning the National Junior Hurling Championship twice and being named the 2021 USGAA Club of the Year. In addition to their sporting achievements, the club has expanded to include Ladies Gaelic football and Camogie teams, further contributing to the growth of Gaelic games in the region.

The Fenians draw their name from the historic Fenian movement, symbolizing resilience, unity, and a connection to Irish identity. The club plays a significant role in celebrating Irish heritage in the Worcester area, often participating in local cultural events, tournaments, and community outreach activities.

In addition to their sporting pursuits, the Worcester Fenians serve as a social and cultural hub, bringing together individuals with shared interests in Irish traditions, whether through sport, music, language, or community spirit.