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... known in Irish athletic circles. Its obiect was to consider the visabllity of forming an Irish Amateur Association, and also to deal with some matters pertaining to a i recently-established body called the Gaelic Athletic Association. The ...
... pastimes. The foreign caroes referred to are Association football, Rugby football, hockey, and all realms of fitnd sport outside the Gaelic Athletic Association and the National Athletic and Cycling Association ...
... reason for the Ulster clubs’ refusal to join the latter body when the Irish Amateur Athletic Association and the Gaelic Athletic Association united the ref n sal to withdraw the objectionable clause which debarred aolddere, sailors, and ...
... and are still suffering', from the* effects of a eirall-ar dispute the one which the English athletic world is about to * iu the Gaelic Athletic Association decided to break off relations with tl« LA.A.A., and at the same time decided rim cvcle races ...
... ATHLETES GOIMO ABROAD number of reference* have been made late the new regulation of the A. A.A which require* that athlete* competing abroad must have their entry forms vouched the Association There appears impreesinn that this regulation only effect ...
... additional gnzfl. On Sunday last at the Grocers’ Sports, Dublin—the Gaelic Athletic Association permits Sunday racing after noonthe competitors in the three miles championship (of Gaelic Ireland) signed a dem;nf for & 30s. lap rr:u to be added, and as the ...
... Glasgow in University) is sadd to Ireland. The All-Ireland Miools and College ...
... the ethics of racing. The dispute between the Gaelic Athletic Association and the Irish Cyclists’ Asssocia| tion is not making for the good government of sport, and the sooner the Irish Cyclists’ | Association realise that a stiff back is likely ‘1) command ...
... O.hic, the Irish He.«eoQ wa* launched under favourable auspices- The only *’ black shadow'' Id the edict of the Gaelic Athletic Association prohibiting any their members supporting any I A A.A. or IC A. ttueting under isiin of . ■*-====: au6pen«ion. Id ...
... inst. when University meet Leinster the College Park the annual inter-club which was inaugurated last year. Tire Gaelic Athletic Association .are making elaborate improvements Croke Park connection with the Irish Olympic, which takes place at that venue ...
... THE GAELIC BOGEY It is a rood pirn see some disposition shake off the bligbtinr thraldom which the Gaelic A.A. holds Irish athletics, and. while the first indication of a disposition to think for themselves was the establishment of the Gaelic Athletes’ ...
... confirming of the ruling that the General Committee of the I.A.A.A. alone have power to deal with athletes who compete at meetings of the Gaelic Athletic Association. This is going to lead to trouble, and the Northern branch have not quite finished with the ...