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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 ...
... Oban and Lorn Association. As will be seen from the advertising columns of this issue, the above Association are glvln& an~At Home in the Central Hall~, Bath Street, on Tuesday evening, 20th inst These gatherings by the Oban and Lora have now become ...
... 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 ...
... which they called the Gaelic league, the object the organisation being to the study of the Irish language. Other bodies inspired by movements making for a separate Irish nation were the Clan-na-Gael and the Gaelic Athletic Association. In time a Separatist ...
... football could ten years before. Hut those whose memories carry them the early âeighties must ways In* associated with oneâs idea of the best type of athlete- -o Bfrintcr. long jumper, jumper, cricketer, and Rugby His performanecN under the first fmir headings ...
... . 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 ...
... proceedings to in time-honoured fashion the singing rf A add Lang Syne” IRVINE MUSICAL ASSOCIATION SUCCESSFUL PRODUCTION OF MENDELSSOHN’S OF PRAISE” Irvine Musical Association are to be heartily congratulated on the complete success which attended their first ...