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... of the Gaelic Association and the Government, the Archbishop of Dublin, in the course of interview with a representative of the Freeman's Journal, states that it absolutely untrue that the bishops of Ireland issued any condemnation of the Gaelic Athletic ...
... train. A large number of people came into the town from the surrounding country, including many members of the Gaelic Athletic Association armed with their hurleys and wearing green sashes. At half-past two Mr. W. O’Brien, Mr. J. Ryan, Canon Keller, and ...
... South America many years ago, and died lately worth over £200,000. At meeting of the MicheUtown Blackthorn Bow Gaelic Athletic Association, of which is president, was resolved to present a Mitchelstown blackthorn walking-stick Mr. Gladstone for his v ...
... London A.C. gathering. NEW IRISH RECORDS PASSED. The Joint Records Committee of the Irish Amateur Athletic Association and the Gaelic Athletic Association have passed the following records —24ft. ll|in. lone jump bv P. J. O’Connor at the ...
... publisher of the Irish Sportman £SOC damages in respect of the publication of some versei casting ridicule on the Gaelic Athletic Association, ol which the plaintiff is the honorary secretary, and ealeu lated, as the plaintiff alleged, t«s injure him in ...
... London A.C. gathering. NEW IRISH RECORDS PASSED. The Joint Records Committee of the Irish Amateur Athletic Association and the Gaelic Athletic Association have passed the following records—24ft. Fin. long jumyby P. J. O'Connor at the Royal ...
... the general public. Prominent amongst the features of the procession was the number young men representing the Gaelic Athletic Association, headed by Mr. James Stephens, the ex-Head Centre of the Fenian Brotherhood, and Mr. John O’Leary, another ex-Fenian ...
... the general public. Prominent amongst the features of the procession was tho number young men representing the Gaelic Athletic Association, headed by Mr. James Stephens, the ex-Head Centre of the Fenian Brotherhood, and Mr. John O’Leary, another ex-Fenian ...
... 60 odd pounds to the rmlit of association. The Gaelic Association wi iufonred that the A. A. A. could only recognise otic governing association of amateur athletics in Ireland, viz., Use Irish Amateur Athletic ...
... incurred odium through having favoured Tralee sports, held under the Amateur Athletic Association, in preference to those held in opposition under the newly formed Gaelic Association, and for this defection from Nationalist principles the Sentinel office has ...