... THE GAELIC ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION. There is la'H prospect of the differences between the exaeativc ot the Gaelic Athletic Association and secessioni.ita, who are led by Esther bcanlsn and Mr. iUaurice Davin, ...

... LEAGUERS. The f.v*«f, the official organ of the Gaelic Athletic Association, published in Dublin, yexterdav. rejoice* over the result tho Tburles Convention Wednesday and defeat the National League party represent th* priest*. It refers to false friend* ...

... secret societies exist io Ireland, and that making sedulou* inquiries through tbe channels to tbe object of the Gaelic Athletic Association. The correspondent hears that Mr. Balfour baa declared that so long Government bad majority of oue he would persevere ...

... assets a debt ot due by the Gaelic Athletic Association, which sum he had paid to relieve them from arrest in Philadelphia for payment of their hotel bill, aad to enable them to return home. The members of the Gaelic Association promised Mr, ...

... ATHENRY, The Press Association's Loughrea correspondent telegraphs particulars conflict which occurred in Athenry Saturday evening, arising out existing differences between the National League and the local branch of Gaelic Athletic Association. A number of ...

... EXTRAORDINARY SCENES AT A MEETING. A moat extrem mery series of occurre. on Wednesday at a meeting of a body kn as the Gaelic Athletic Association, which took place in the court-house in the town of Therles. The door Of the court-bonse was aed at two o'clock ...

... occurred i n Atenry on Saturday evening arising out of differences between the National League and local branch of the Gaelic Athletic Association. A number of the latter were return- ing from a hurling match at Oranmore, and marched through Athenry with their ...

... the prison by a large at crowd, including the Mayor of Cork and members of o; the Gaelic Athletic Association, who marched Lt with their hTarleys. The police were present on er the scene under arms. ag Sir LYon Playfair, addressing a Liberal meeting Ti ...

... annusl convention of the Gaelic Athletic Association was held yesterday at Tharles, 'joo delegates attending. Sir. P. N. Fitzgerald wa* chosen chairman. Several priests objected on the ground that bia selection would give the association a political tinge, ...

... LETTER FROM ARCHBISHOP (MOKE. Archbishop Clreko, in another letter respecting the Gaelic Athletic Association, says:—The recent Convention met to secure individual oscendeucy. with tbe result of piecing 50,000 young and enthusiastic Irishmen under ir ...

... following effote t ieu Do not interfere with Gaelic meetings for present, w Am Get athletic men in police to mix as much as possi. Q yaL ble with the athletes in the country, to try and get igh the Gaelic Association antagonistic to ...

... reams dam rev of the les by the Liberal party sad envy hr death. THE GAELIC ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION. LEITER FROM ARCHBISHOP CEDEX [anew. Arehbishop Omits, myths! {attar the Gaelic Athletic Wig — Th. ewrd Cleseention tort to enure with the ...