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... Compiling history of G.A.A. in London Sir,— The London Co. Boardofthe ~ Presently engaged in collecting all Gaelic Athletic Association are the available material relating to the activities of the Board from the time of its foundation in 1896 until the ...
... behalf of Annaclone Gaelic Athletic Club of Annaclone, Banbridge, in the County of Down, the objects of whichare to play the games of the Gaelic Atheltic Association in accordance with the Rules of the Gaelic ...
... Annaclone Gaelic Athletic Club of Annaclone, Banbridge, in the County of Down, the objects of which are to play the games of the Gaelic Athletic Associationinaccordancewiththe Rules of the Gaelic Athletic ...
... Ronan Barry, on being nominated by the Down County Board as their youth delegate representative at last week's Gaelic Athletic Association Annual Congress which was held last weekend at the Burlington Hotel, Dublin. Ronan, who became club secretary at ...
... the sports meeting held at Mill Lane, on Monday by St Patrick’s Sports and Social Club under the auspices of the Gaelic Athletic Association. ...
... a magnificent arena, which apart from its larger accommodation, has wonderful turf. I'm afraid that’s out. The Gaelic Athletic Association. who sponsor Irish football (and that's a mighty different game to soccer) and hurling at Croker Park are jealously ...
... are expected to travel from all over Ireland to the exhibition. The Centenary Exhibition focuses on the role the Gaelic Athletic Association has played in the last 100 years of Irish life and is continuing to play. The exhibition will feature (1) An exciting ...
... e VING recently completed his three-year Hterm as national president of the Gaelic Athletic Association, Laurencetown man Mr. Patrick Mac Flynn looks back on it all as having been ‘“‘very busy — but very enjoyable.” Formerly principal of St. John's primary ...
... Secretary dies Mr. Padraig O'Keefe, general secretarv of the Gaelic Athletic Association died in Dublin last night. He had been secretary of the association for 35 vears. — ; R — T T i P T e e oh R . R . e T S )j s % ‘“3»»“}9 e csesotrth + S . e N ...
... of the future and photographic sections. The official GAA Centenary Medals, which have been commissioned by the Gaelic Athletic Association from Ogham Crafts Ltd., were also unveiled by Mr. Buggy at the weekend. The design of the reverse of the medal features ...
... so far as can be established, became the first Co. Down paper to carry a Gaelic football report. Spelling out their aims in their original title — the Gaelic Athletic Association for the Preservation and Cultivation of Native Pastimes — the GAA was founded ...
... soccer and Gaelic games authorities is threatening to undermine tomorrow’s friendly international against Spain in Cork. The City of Cork boasts a magnificent stadium which holds 50,000 spectators, but because it is owned by the Gaelic Athletic Association ...