... BaU;linan, and 7 from Ath;. Appl; B. B. Tilly, Dundram, Co. Dublin. MONABTEBEYAN AMATEUR Athletic Club Sports. 1886. (Under the Laws of the Gaelic Athletic Association and 1.C.A.) The sixth annual meeting ot this Clnb will be held at MONASTEREVAN, THUESDAY ...

... Cotton’s Tricks. An amusing incident occurred the other day on the practice ground of the Lictle Bray branch the Gaelic Athletic Association. They were having a scratch match at football, and there a considerable crowd spectators intent upon the game, when ...

... Athletic Association of Kildare in your columns last week. 1 was more grieved to read Mr Doyle s remarks before the County Convention of Kildare to which those comments referred. lam deeply interested in the Gaelic Athletic Association. I desire that it should ...

... the late clubs That a new Gaelic Athletic Club, shall be open to all members of the John Dillon Club and the Catholic Institute Athletic Club, be now formed, be called the John Dillon Branch of the Gaelic Athletic ...

... to advertise for tenders, which will considered a special meeting to be called for the purpose. Adjourned. NAAS GAELIC ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION. A preliminary meeting was held at the Town Hall, on Sunday last for the purpose of establishing a branch of the ...

... THE NAAS’O.A.A Mr J M Gninane applied behalf of the committee of the Naas Gaelic Athletic Association for the use of room in the Town Hall for the purposes of the Gaelic Association. On the proposition of Wheeler, it was agreed to let the ...

... The attendance included most of the public men of the county. ■ nraetioally all the available leaders of the ■ Gaelic Athletic Association; the teachsnc staff the Abbey Schools, Navan. and the. general public in large numbers. ...

... unfortunate that while the Christian Biother s turned out the mos* brillUnt students in the sphere of education, Gaelic Athletic Association games were sadly neglected in the town. This was due to the obMmce of hurling unci football field convenient ,to ...

... which strike at the root of the causes to which the decline of the Gaelic Athletic Association is largely due. The Gaels should feel strongly tempted to rally again to that Association for which, notwithstanding the many bitter feelings it occasioned, ...

... the Town-Hall. The following resolution was also carried unanimously ; That the best thanks of this Branch of the Gaelic Athletic Association be accorded to Mr John Dillon, M P, for permitting the Branch to avail of the high distinction of bearing his name ...

... then proposed J and seconded Mr T Breen, and passed unanimously. That regard the action the late executive of the Gaelic Athletic Association as intended determental the union of priests and people, which has in the past been the best safeguard against the ...

... to assist in any nrojoct that would benefit the parish. Deceased was ;i great supporter of the Gaelic Athletic Association, and was also prominently associate! with the Fine Gael Party. To his widow, sou and daughter the deeje est sympathy extended. The ...