... matters Gaelic why MIII • tm,e effort to be made ,7 they worn agreeable would bring .he OaeU of the county should not reap pnwerve order f « ’yell « up Z .Herat next rommiHro laurob in every department of If the filthy or, , rfing Gaelic Athletic Associistion ...

... convention undoubtedly preferred was not a member of the Gaelic Athletic Association. It for this reason that I do not leave the Gaelic Association. Since writing my last, and finding that the Gaelic Clubs had ...

... them while having the greatest respect for the Gaelic League and realising the work done by that body had great admiration for the Gaelic Athletic Association. and long the Gaelic League and the Association ...

... and Oaffrcy played outstandin,; game. APOLOGY TO LONDON G.AA INACCURATE REPORT WITH- BRAWN. Tin* Board of the* Gaelic Athletic Association is anxious that its members and friemls nwnrc* of the fact that the Daily Herald has pub lislml an apology ami ...

... Sir—We, the members of the Newbridge Branch of the Gaelic Athletic Association, take this opportunity of greeting you and welcoming you amongst us. especially, because know that you are intimately associated with the great patriot prelate the South, Dr Croke ...

... great honour you have conferred me elect Preei-| of the Gaelic Athletic Association i of l/'ix. While that responsible, I position shall do best to stimulate; | iind encourage the revival of our Gaelic vrms pastimes in th«» county, and at all time* | A At ...

... dispute of the Gaelic Athletic Association has at last been settled, and the country may be oongratnlated upon tbs amicable adjustment of difference from which onr enemies hoped for much. Now that this matter has been arranged, Gaelic clubs ought to be ...

... Youghal. Oct 12.—Mr Chamberlain’s Ulster tour opened in tbe Ulster Hall, Belfast. The John Dillon Branch of tbe Gaelic Athletic Association was started in Naas. Mr Dillon became patron of tffe club, and consented to its being given his name. Oct 13. —Sir ...

... have the Gaelic Association at heart, and nothing would be left undone by him to forward the association [cheers.] The proceedings then concluded, the meeting separated amidst loud cheers for the Gaelio Athletic Association. THE ...

... medal, said that so far as Leixlip was concerned, would always remain faithful to the ideals and principles the Gaelic Athletic Association. He was very glad, indeed, to participate in this tournament and to some littlo assistance to the committee the ...

... on, it was a 1 thing I should not have done, and I do not know what amount of blame the National League or the Gaelic Athletic Association will attach to the fact that I remained and saw the match played to the end. lam sorry that I did it. It is for ...

... to the Gaels of (•ill liara and Koval Meath. In greeting you we greet the great organisation you represent —the Gaelic Athletic Association. which enshrines the spirit of Ireland, the proud, indomitable, unconquerable spirit that, braving time, change ...