... that pertains to Ireland’s one ent glory good for their pupils. . , The Gaelic Athletic Association has at all times given active support ami help to all bodies with a true Gaelic outlook and thus 8 it should he. lor ou ft Asoociat'ion has its roots away ...

... GAELIC ATHLETIC ANNUAL 1936-7. NEW EtHTION. Tho Gaelic Athlet Annual, which has been appearing at irregular for the past thirty years, has at last been launched upon business bas.s with toe irvsue for 11*36-7. now It is the only handbook exclusively devoted ...

... ast week representatives «i the l.ount> Meath Agricultural Society. MJ- **wl the Mea»h County Committee «f ‘he Gaelic Athletic Association met. and •* under, stood « tentative agreement was come for the purchase the C.A.A. playing pitch I--•he green the ...

... capacity and also that referee for G.A.A. matches rendered great servun in the interests of the County Kiklarn Gaelic Athletic Association. He was predeceased Ids wife, whose death took place several years ago. A son the deceased, Mr. .Martin Mooney, ...

... realised the powers for National resurgence to be found in the perfection of the ideals of the Gaelic Athletic Association he laboured strenuously to plar the Association in the proud position it occupies to-day. 'We, who enjoy the fruit of the toil and labour ...

... on Monday. It will receive the Royal assent immediately a/ter the House of Lords approves of it on Monday night. Gaelic Athletic Association. ...

... they greater benefit, fulfil the duties of an luval Catholic ami Christian. Re-Organising. The «e organisation thr Gaelic Athletic Association going ahead and old member* are joining up, that the club is rapidly developing it« old prcsKne vigour. try out ...

... passing, it might be mentioned that Brother Smith was a keen supporter of the Gaelic Athletic Association, and the bovs under his charge were actively encouraged to participate in Gaelic games. As a result. Morasterevan fielded an excellent school team year ...

... Patrick Downey, whose death occurred in Athy on Saturday at the »gc of about 82 years, was one of the founders of tne Gaelic Athletic Association, and was a close friend of the late Michael Cusack. A native of Tipperary, the late Mr. Downey was at an early age ...

... Clarke:— “C’ttn del Vaticar.e.” Father Brophy, Newbridge. Co Kiklaic Occasion Solemn Re!ig;ou» biitieth anniveisjry Gaelic Athletic Association, Co. Kildare. Holy Father sends officers, members. Paternal Apostolic Benedict ion—CA L PAC FLU.” Thanks To Holy ...

... a week before his death. Outside his profession his main interest in life was centred upon the Gaelic Athletic Association and on the development of Gaelic games, and as a result the late Mr. Tommy Quinn was known and loved by Gaels throughout Offaly ...

... 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 ...