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... CONGRESS. AN* GAMXH RR RETAIKED. lly vote* the aiimml of ih»* Gaelic Athletic Association . c umlny di Park, Dublin, th*- to retain I lie rule* prohibiting the members of the Association from taking part- iif or i-acouragiug piim s.” vale* 2T» t era* ...
... left undone make the function as brilliant success as other yeara Tickris can procured from any of the members the Gaelic Athletic Association, who* nanus appear elsewhere in our advertising columns- HIBERNIAN BANK CLERKSHIP have much pleasure in skating ...
... 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 ...
... great honour you have conferred me elect Preei-| of the Gaelic Athletic Association i of l/'ix. While that responsible, I position shall do best to stimulate; | iind encourage the revival of our Gaelic vrms pastimes in th«» county, and at all time* | A At ...
... interest Gaelic athletics. Gaelic athletics, however, have been established on sound footing and there is no necessity promote their growth artificially. The banned games, and particularly Toiwn TVnni*. may now called international games. should ...
... were many people Bt clubs, and several of these, foreign game clubs, too anxious to grab| our Gaelic athletes, but would they, come along and play the Gaelic games Many said. If you throw open the doors to those people they will come back and play the ...
... atlow all athletes compete for their meeting w'ilhoiit regard whatever to Heir having the lists lor] prizes given hv athletic as*- eiations whow views and rules dlßei fiolll their own. This will set example of tolerance moderation i.lf other athletic schools ...
... how thief would vote with regard to the mmosal of the bam foreign games. The games atciuded by the rules the Association were Rugby, Association football. Hockey, Cricket, etc. Ur- Walsh; I propose that we remain the same as on last year, that we adhere ...
... wap good mi* ve, but he refrained from doing i>. believed the ban was ncoes- sary. and as long as was associated FOR PUKCTCJwith the Gaelic Athletic Movement h«! AUTY. would support that ban the grounds' The President said that a couple even if they had ...