... Rathkenny and the Wilkinson property at Ringlestown, Kilmessan. In the latter instance four acres were allotted to the Gaelic Athletic Association. The other allocations Ringlestown were:—Thomas Kane, acres; Patrick Martin, 22 acres; Patrick Quinn, 22 acres; ...

... , was the only ixnmty. he thought, where Mr. oilier, sei-oinling. eiulors.sj .. tin* Gaelic Athletic Association ami the the pn»l ...

... fitting tribute to a great Gael whose name would live in the annals of the Gaelic Athletic Association. Thirty years had elapsed since he (Mr. Flood) had begun attending the Gaelic games and at that time Sean Newman was the life and soul the Meath team. ...

... Medal and Ribbon recognition of his work as Battalion Adjutant. Edenderry LR.A. Company. Prominently associated with the Gaelic Athletic Association all his life, he was well mown us farmer player and referee. He was Assistant Platoon Leader, Fdenderry ...

... but they had now succeeded mak- its to attend to the maty after Easter. Rev, Brother Pennell announced that the Gaelic Athletic Association through the Co. Secretary. Mr. T. P. Clarke, had arranged a county match between Kildare and Dublin In the Father ...

... Thursday last, they held a Held day” in the local sports held, kindly loaned for the occasion by the Edenderry Gaelic Athletic Association. At less than a fortnight’s notice they furnished a most elaborate programme which had the attractions of a trade ...

... ballroom of the C.T M S. Hall, Natan, on Sunday afternoon, for the Annual Convention of the Meath County Board, Gaelic Athletic Association. The deliberations lasted over four hours. Mr. John Fitzgerald. Co. C.. Kllcloon. Chairman of the Meath Hurling ...

... the Women a the Naas Catholic Institute, the Naas t*rban Council, the Choral and Dramatic Society, the Gaelic Athletic Association and the Gaelic League has been formed with a view to making a present a- ; I I REV. BA. ...

... Tierney. D.Ph., P.P.. during his all-too-shorl pastorship of Edenderry. To the Gaelic Athletic Association invariably extended his enthusiastic support, the Association, both in Offaly and Kildare, greatly benefitling from his prudent and at the same ...

... misfortune. Mr. Cullen, whose family have, long associations with Donard. took a prominent part in the struggle for Independence, and has also been actively associated with the Gaelic Athletic Association in Donard and West Wicklow. The only ...

... school teams of that period, whose football history so brilliantly illumined the early pages in the history of the Gaelic Athletic Association. As full back on that famous school selection Mike had lew equals and no peers. His name was a household word wherever ...

... NEED FOR DEVELOPING HURLING POSITION OF LEINSTER COUNCIL The Annual Convention of the Leinster Council of the Gaelic Athletic Association will be held in Harry’s Hotel, Dublin, on Sundav, 28th February. The motions to before the Convention include“ That ...