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... Ineligible pbyer, was referred to the Leinater Association. Richmond Asylum wrote expressing disapproval of • decision of the Committee, and notifying they were withdrawing from the I Association and would play Gaelic in future. norm imiusi. The drawi for the ...
... nominees, 4 as Trish Party, and one (Mr. Galbraith) as Manisa Muftis mums. Alderman Jame Nowlaii. President of the Gaelic Athletic Association, is amongst those not seeking reelection to the Kilkenny Cceporation, of which he was an Aldermen many years. Ar ...
... this fine club—whose history stretches back to the earliest days of association—will bo signalised by even greater than they have yet secured. We trust that the nearer approach of the Gaelic cross-country events srill see an earnest endeavour made by Gaelio ...
... 3. Leinster, w.e. ; Alton. scr. Windsor. 4; Fairview. 3. Bray Unknowns. 1; Brooklyn. 1. I Midland Athletic. 4; St. Barnaba'r, 1. St. Patrick's Athletic, w. 0.; Summerville,l ' scr. Queen's Park. 1; Granby Celtic. 1. North End, 4; Belmont. 0. Villa Celtic ...
... rermifl, however. it is to be fevryd it will' :t — World's Championship by courtesy. , onimunivotion was mad fium t het Association expressing surprise thati •Swedcn 66as to compete, but approviint of ! It he entry from Belgium. As no intimation .had, ...
... W. J. Crosbie. trustee; and Mr. J. illacLoughlin. Drogheda Branch. also spoke. IS was decided to request Ilse Gaelic Athlet io Association to arrange a series of matches! throughout Ireland in aid of the Fighting Fund. Burling and Football matches will ...
... fill his place in the English Association tears against Belgium on Feb'mazy 17th. ,tstra.--1 / We surely need not repeat the for Iwhich these matches are being played! the first time in its long history The popular !Athletic! Aeroeiat ion owns an arena ...
... . Dramatic Performance at Collooney. ing in ite varione etages the life story of Christ. Every phase picture is dealt The Gaelic Dramatio Ciub will with in a most reverential manner, and the stage @ first-clase Irish drama in the Market | on 2 8&t. Patrick’s ...
... with modern coineteiints popular pastimes, when the public want the contest at their doorstep and kick mikes patronage of athletic* entails a minimum of; personal exertion and disvontiort. Chilean, a son gnat, as the cow-kissing matron re' marked—the moderns ...
... under the Dodos of the Louth Co Committee Gaelic Athletic Association that football players resident in Drogheda are taking part in football matches with teams outside the county not affiliated to the Association. If in future any players take part in theme ...
... . §:* M. 000 NET, Lauren's 0 0 Strait. EX ON ME NE IT lIAS COME under the Notice of the Louth County Committee Gaelic Athletic Association that Players mildest In Dreglooda an taking part I■ Footfall 'stain the County with buns set allilatal to the Aeuelation ...
... Archbishop Croke was laid by the Most Rev. Dr. Harty, Archbishop of Cashel, at Thurles on St. Patrick's Day. The Gaelic Athletic Association, of which he was patron, has undertaken the erection of the memorial, and Thurles, the cradle of the organisation ...