... Gaelio Athletic Club, which they would fulfil Sunday, the sth December Atby. Taken altogether their prospects never looked rosier, and eigos of revival noticeable all sidea seemed successful augury for the future of the Gaelic Athletic Association. The ...

... Towers Gaelic Football Club is one of tho pioneer clubs in Co. f Dublin, having been started long ago as when the letter from Mi.. Cusack evoked tho famous reply from' Dr. Croke, Archbishop of Cashel, lend resulted in tho format inn of Gaelic Athletic Association ...

... material, Yours obedient. A Ratxtatsb. Athletic*. its Editor of the Lnasu. Sib—l think matter of regret, and to me it is one of surprise, that there it not in this town branch of the Gaelic Athletic Association. Even in rural districts everywhere throughout ...

... is stated that the plan future operations is more less dependent the news which may come from the besieged. The Gaelic Athletic Association has started under very successful auspices, and the short period its existence has already developed most promising ...

... early this week with the Secretaries of the Gaelic Association, and has already secured a good list of some of tho young men of Naas, who were anxious to become members of the only Irish Athletic Association. Ho inter viewed at the outset the Rev Father ...

... except through tho entrance. G.A.A. JUBILEE. IMPOSING CELEBRATIONS HELB IN DUBLIN. The Jubilee celebrations cvf tho Gaelic Athletic Association were initiated Sunday with nn imposing procession through tho streets of Dublin, and with series games at CVoko ...

... of the Gaelic Athletic Association of Kildare on the subject of companionship with policemen are not shared in by any largo section of the Gaels in his county. The object of the police insinuating themselves into the company of members of Gaelic clubs ...

... his residence in Slone, was brother-in-law of Mr. Thomas Flood, Vice-President of the Meath Co Committee of the Gaelic Athletic Association. Mr. T. E. Duffy represented the Meath tobacco growers and retailers at the conference with the Minister held on ...

... why this should be. _ Notwithstanding the tremendous upr se of the Gaelic Athletic Association, and sp'te of the records established year by year there is st.ll hand work ahead and Gaelic workeis must intensify their effort*, on behalf of the. movement ...

... of all Gaels, to refer to the recent death of the late Mr. Michael Mooney. Hollywood. A staunch supporter of the Gaelic Athletic Association, he was former Chairman of the West Board, where his impartial decisions at all times earned for him the highest ...

... nryland; Mrs Deering. 'Bcnn^ter-\; The Children of Mary, Mrs. A. Mooje. Tinryland; The Gaelic Athletic Association. Mr. W.lliam Byrne, Tinryland; Mr. J. Kelly. kesry; The Gaelic League. Mr. P. Sh:ue. Mr. Liam Hares, Bennekerry. repay his Lordship expressed his ...

... entry for Athletic Events, 10a. Specially Prepared Tract 440 Tarda. Poniea to the ground tor measurement «t 11-30 on the day of the Bports. K Carlow Athletic Sports. UNDER THE RULES OF THE GAELIC ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION AND IRISH CYCLING ...