... ’spread over the four provinces, for closer co-opcraticn between the two great national organisations, the Gaelic League and the Gaelic Athletic Association. His Lordship who was received with great enthusiasm, asked for a for the Archbishop cf Manilla, which ...

... Edward Stack, Vice-Chairman; Jas. Brennan. Thos. O’Farrell. Treasurers; William P. Cooke, William Hande, Hon. Secs. GAELIC ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION. Addresses from the G.A.A. of Carlow, Kildare, Wicklow, Laoighis and Offaly: We, the representatives of the Gaels ...

... obituary berof ft well-known «nd Wgnlywteemed N«*s fwnlly. n»tlveof the town, he was from hi* yean associated with the Gaelic Athletic Association, as are the other tteiainlly. He was one s^ ssssi s sg»ag Naas team that won the junior 1919. the senior ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... GAELIC ATHLETIC ANNUAL. The Gaelic Athletic Annual, which appeared at intervals since UTS. has been taken over b. the Gaelic Athletic Association and the iirst issue under ...

... duty be there, and incidentally ever since the time of Dr. Oroko, the great founder the G.A.A., the church and the Gaelic Athletic Association had been united in the closest bonds. Ho was very grateful to .those participating the tournament and the many other ...

... jo n all three winners in this respectplayerr. who took part in that game were In 1884, over years a£o. when the Gaelic Athletic Association was forced into existence the conditions of the times this d strict became stronghold G.A.A. Just across the boundary ...

... 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 ...