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... tournament yes- terdav wa-s under the ausoices of the local Retd Branch Hurling Club, which is connected witrh the Gaelic Athletic Association. The weather was fine, and somne three thousand people paid for admission, Lad were spectators of the sports. The ...
... ATHLETICS. CRO8SSLAND V. MUT~lLLEN,, L~IMMENSE GATHERINGBRILLIAN;T RACE.i MULLEN VICTORIOUS'Q. A brilliinnt ra^ce, capitally contested, andl a srell- ea-ned victory for AIullen, the Irish runner, such was the ve~rdict of the thousands lest evening, wvho ...
... passed rules presumind to dictate to the whole body of Irish athletes- resolved-That, in the opinion of this mueeting, the Gaelic Athletic Associationdoes not command the confidence of Irish athletes, and that this meeting refuses to recognise the right of ...
... in athletic circles, although much to be regretted, does not promise to affect us in the North very much; indeed, it is only in the South and West-backward parts of the country- that tho pedagogue founder of the semni-political Gaelic association has ...
... capital shoald do something for the princuipal n Scottish city. Without mentioning anything on D, the sebject of ancient athletic history, there was a. notion to introduce several samples of it, so far T1 Ias our Scottish brethren are concerned. The old ...
... Perhaps this may to some extent be !L accounted for by the fact that it is much a; mnore akin to the Gaelic game thin is football an- b cordintg to the Association code. Whether this he ti the case or not, it is a fact that in foot ball circles u in Dublin and ...