... and football tournament organised by the O'Brien 7 Came they unfurled their colours beneath the standard of the Gaelic Athletic Association, and they would consequently nuke it, if possible, a unique nixes*, and worthy of the representation of their club ...

... nudes. KILFINANE (LIMERICK) • TOBBEBADORA (TIPPERABTh The following copy letter received by the Secretary of the Goethe Athletic Association— Dios bad meeting of our dab to. day, and their wialt is you Arndt! enrage a match, Kamm, v Tubberailora, to he played ...

... revival of the Gaelic language and sports. The carving. which was artistically executed by Mr O'Sullivan. of Kingstown, brought into relief numerous Ceitic emblems. Mr Grasso hoe been long and honourably associated with the O A A and Gaelic League, and the ...

... record death of Mr! Michael Deering, President of the Gaelic . Athletic Amenities, which took place at! hie residence in t:ork lest Monday after a! short Mem. Mr Deering was connected with the Association, over which he presided, for the last three years ...

... railway negligence, the damage occoaioood tia.reby. All entries fur the seventeenth annul cycling and athletic meeting of the Irish OyelUta Association on Easter Monday al Belbsturidge close to-day -with Mr 8 secretary, 5 Lower Abbey greet. All those intending ...

... home-and-home matthee would be very heavy. ()wing to the great extent in which the ',revue is of satuveof an experiment in Gaelic athletics. =orb has been left diereenunry with the committee, whose expert core will doubtless the in its sesmd year to in:payee ...

... sustained by his death, he peopled the following resolution : - - That we, the manlier, of the Central Council of the Gaelic Athletic Association, at this our first meeting since the demise of our respected President, Mr. Michael Deering, beg to offer to his ...

... ounnection watt the revival and preservation of Gaelic sports goes beck to the inception of the Gaelic athletic moveemet. Indeed, it limy truly recorded that the graduated as • member of the Association, but, unlike others who did so and who toneider ...

... This Art shall r.eatinue in force until thirty•first day of December, one then, urns *helms is one of the latest ~t a gs associated with illicit traffic. Home revelations were made at • Board of —idle inquiry, which concluded in Glasgow week, to inquire ...

... looks as if he had dropped out for the nonce. We hope' that he will soon again be in his rightful place in the Gaelic -Athletic Association, for there is no man connected with it who hoe done more to bring it to its proper stendull. During his presidency ...

... rspidly over the length and breadth of the lend, and the Gaelic, Athletic Association came along. In very short time there were 10,000 men in its mike. The troubles sod vexations of the Association. have receded like the noise of rumbling thunder, sad the ...

... by • sub-cosntaittee (to be new ar pollard) this Caused. and subject to the attires& the Irish Amami,. Athletic Aseeia. ties and the Gaelic Athletic Aseeciatien, this Ceara is disposed to enter into the agreement es oar behmit oat of this a was sp. pointed ...