... As president of the Liverpool Gaelic Athletic Association, he would bring over teams of Irish boxers to fight at Liverpool Stadium. and he could use his mitts himself a bit too. when need be. A hospital bed won't seem the right place for a man of his ...

... ATTEND FETE Al' BOOTLE The field day and sports organised by the Terence McSweeney Social and Athletic Club, in connection with the Gaelic Athletic Association, were bald at St. James's Park, Bootle. to-day. It was expected that Mr. E. de Valera would open ...

... hurling matches played Blundellsands and in Liverpool will be intereeted to learn that, under the auspices of the Gaelic Athletic Association, hurling and football matches for the provincial championships of Great Britain are to be played on Sunday next ...

... Irish Music Society in Liverpool. and was an active member of the Catholic Stage Guild. In athletics he was president for a time of the local Gaelic Athletic Association. In politics his efforts on Merseyside were mainly to keep his compatriots out of confusing ...

... in the Mansion House, Dublin, at which Government members of the Dail, clergy, representatives of the Gaelic League and Gaelic Athletic Association, professors from various colleges, and representatives of the business community were present. From this ...

... four o'clock to-da c . But the deadline passed without incident. Police were keeping an open mind on the call. Gaelic Athletic Association cancelled all sportin fixtures in Dublin to-morrow and lirish Radio broadcast solemn music inter- ...

... Robert Newton. Linda Damell, William Bendix. 7.10 NEWS AND SPORT; Weather. 7.25 MORE THAN ANY OTHER MOVEMENT. In the Gaelic Athletic Association s centenary year, this programme traces the G.A.A.s historical beginnings, reflects its aims and looks at its role ...

... years an official of the Gaelic Athletic Association, and played in several of Ireland's championships. He was for liftmen to twenty years chairman of athletics, and was founder of the N. A. and C. A. of Ireland. An all-round athlete. ha was ...

... 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, ...

... ludicrous as I found the situation 40 years and more ago. when the Gaelic Athletic Association went mad and removed from office their president and one of the founders of the association the late Professor Douglas Hyde, who, as president of the Republic ...

... famous Croke Park. a magnificent arena. wnich apart from its larger accommodation. has wonderful turf. is out. The Gaelic Athletic Association who sponsor Irish footba:: (and that's a might different game to wear( and hurling at Croke Part. are jealous:, ...

... Liverpool, Birkenhead, Manchester. and Dublin. The festival was organised by the Gaelic League, Liverpool, the Easter Week League., Liverpool, and the Gaelic Athletic Association. The main feature of the dancing was the Liverpool Feis Championship Cup. ,and ...