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Sligo Weekender: Sligo could offer Kildare a replay as ‘list’ drama continues The Sligo GAA County Board executive will be deciding on the issue at a meeting this week. County Board chairman Joe Queenan told the Kildare Nationalist that the Sligo GAA County Board was in a “state of shock” following the Games Administration Committee’s decision. The GAC awarded Sligo the League points from their Allianz Football League Division 1B game against Kildare as the Leinster side were found to have been in breach of the rules. www.sligoweekender.ie /news/story.asp?j=11467   (456 words)

Browse Ireland: Search Results Wexford (Irish: Loch Garman) is the county town of County Wexford in the Republic of Ireland. The official web home of the New York branch of the Wexford GAA Supporters Clubthe official web home of the New York branch of the Wexford GAA Supporters Club. All the news and views from the volunteers GAA club. www.browseireland.com /links/cgi-bin/search.cgi?query=wexford   (456 words)

Slugger O'Toole: October 2004 Archives Less welcome is that the Irish News carries a report, page 10, on controversy over the new GAA club in Twinbrook, which may be in breach of GAA rule eight which insists that the GAA must be non-sectarian and non-party political. However, despite his statement of intent as Readers' Editor, he stops short of making any recommendations and, instead, ends with a defence of the 'operation', as given by the editor of the Guardian, citing a "sense of impotence" which "many felt" in the face of "a crucialy important election". However the Club has chosen a crest carrying Icons associated with the IRA Hunger Striker Bobby Sands and the Hunger Strikes. www.sluggerotoole.com /archives/2004/10/index.php   (456 words)

County Leitrim Today: News, Sport, Jobs, Property, Cars, Entertainments & More Leitrim County Council is to establish levels of non-compliance and commence enforcement proceedings... It appears Leitrim County Council and Waterways Ireland are at loggerheads as to whose responsibilit... With the Ladies GAA awards incorporated into the annual Leitrim GAA awards, it should be a busy nigh... www.leitrimobserver.ie   (170 words)

Armagh GAA Official Site - GAA football, hurling, camogie, handball GAA, Gaelic Athletic Association, Cumann Luthchleas Gael, football, gaelic football, hurling, handball, GAA Armagh, gaa armagh, gaa Armagh, armagh, Armagh GAA, Patrick Nugent, gaelic football, armagh, gaa, g.a.a., Armagh The headquarters of the Gaelic association within the county is the Athletic Grounds, Armagh. The ground was purchased on behalf of the county committee by a group of local men in 1936 at a cost of £1000. The highest accolade coming in 1964 when Alf Murray (Lurgan) was elected President in the G.A.A. Gaelic Athletic Association, Cumann Luthchleas Gael, football, gaelic football, hurling, handball, GAA Armagh, gaa armagh, gaa Armagh, armagh, Armagh GAA, Patrick Nugent, gaelic football, armagh, gaa, g.a.a., Armagh armagh-gaa.com   (120 words)

An Fear Rua - The GAA Unplugged Are the GAA so naïve to think that by not opening up that they are preventing thousands of youngsters from playing other codes. Regardless of whether the GAA opens up or not, soccer and rugby will be popular amongst youngsters. Of course, this situation could be a reality rather than a debate by now were it not for a delegate of Limerick county board voting against his county’s wishes a few years back. www.anfearrua.com /ViewSectionDetail.asp?docid=1553   (576 words)

County Kerry - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The county is bordered by County Limerick (east) and County Cork (South-east). Kerry is the most successful Gaelic Footballing county in Ireland winning the Sam Maguire cup 33 times, with the next nearest team Dublin on 22 wins. The county has two national parks, the Killarney Lakes and Dingle Peninsula. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/County_Kerry   (386 words)

County Kildare - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Newbridge (Droichead Nua in Irish) is Kildare's largest town and is situated in the centre of the county, near the Curragh plain. County Kildare (Irish: Contae Chill Dara) is an Irish county located to the southwest of Dublin in the province of Leinster. Kildare is bordered by the counties of Carlow, Laois, Meath, Offaly, Dublin and Wicklow. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/County_Kildare   (451 words)

Hoganstand - Offaly GAA Football & Hurling Offaly football selector Gerry Cooney has spoken of his joy at the Faithful County’s display in their win over Laois in the O’Byrne Cup at O’Moore Park. Offaly made light work of Antrim in the Walsh Cup as they had 23-points to spare over the Ulster side, despite the fact that they were missing a number of regulars. Offaly are a tough nut to crack at home, as Cork found out when slumping to a 0-12 to 1-5 defeat in Division 1A of the national football league at Tullamore. www.hoganstand.com /offaly   (986 words)

Hoganstand - Meath GAA Football & Hurling Meath football supremo Eamonn Barry was quick to remind Royal County fans that one swallow doesn’t make a summer as he witnessed his side defeat neighbours Westmeath by 0-18 to 1-11 in their O’Byrne Cup clash at Navan. Meath put in a heart-warming display to overcome 14-man Westmeath in a thrilling O’Byrne Cup quarter-final clash in front of a large crowd at Pairc Tailteann on Sunday to advance to a semi-final clash with Dublin. New Meath football team-manager Eamonn Barry was delighted with the commitment and spirit shown by his side as they edged home 0-16 to 1-11 victors over Dublin in their O’Byrne Cup clash at Parnell Park. www.hoganstand.com /meath   (717 words)

The Kingdom - 2002/08/01: GAA: Kildare surrneder to Kerry power Kildare s limitations were exposed by a very hungry and rejuvenated Kerry side who have now qualified for the quarter final stages and have terminated Mick O Dwyer s twelve year reign as manager of his adopted county on a sour note. The negative tactics adopted by Kildare of getting almost their entire team behind the ball meant that the build-up to Kerry s attacking movements was often quite slow and laboured. Kildare should be indebted for his enormous contribution because no other man would have brought such a limited squad to the verge of success although, one suspects, this latest episode marks the end of an era for Kildare football. archives.tcm.ie /thekingdom/2002/08/01/story47.asp   (2161 words)

Holidayhound - Kildare GAA; Leinster, Mick O'Dwyer, Lillywhites, football, Meath What with the army being based there, it being the hq of the horseracing and bloodstock industry and the centralisation in the county of computer businesses, Kildare GAA supporters are not badly endowed with disposable income. The first thing of note to say about the Kildare GAA scene is that it is supported by one of the wealthiest, and most fanatical, Supporters' Clubs in the country. Kildare went on to beat the All-Ireland champions Kerry in the semi-final, obviously a sweet victory for O'Dwyer. www.holidayhound.com /editorials/t1kegaaadvice.htm   (545 words)

Hoganstand - Fermanagh GAA Football & Hurling The Erne County’s most illustrious GAA career must surely belong to Peter McGinnity, a man who excelled on literally all stages as a player and is forging a similar reputation for himself as a coach. Meanwhile, with Fermanagh, Peter won an Ulster minor league in 1970 and featured on the sides beaten by Derry and Tyrone respectively in the Ulster MFC finals of ’70 and ’71. They won it again in 1999 when current county boss Dominic Corrigan was manager; reached the 2000 final; shared last year’s Cup with Omagh CBS when the competition over-ran due to the Foot and Mouth crisis; and made it to the All-Ireland final this year only to lose out to St Jarlaths. www.hoganstand.com /Fermanagh/ArticleForm.aspx?ID=11247   (1838 words)

Westmeath County Library Westmeath Local Studies (M. Keaney), Towards a Bibliography of Athlone and its Environs (G. O'Brien) and a Bibliography of the History of Co. Westmeath (K. Kiernan: 1959) provide a guide to the various sources available for the county. This material is available on microfilm in the County Library, courtesy of the department of Irish Folklore, University College, Dublin. Directories, almanacs, topographical dictionaries, parish histories, GAA histories and unpublished works such as thesis and project material are also part of the collection. www.iol.ie /~libcounc/westmeath.htm   (1838 words)

Links of interest to County Roscommon in the west of Ireland Dr Douglas Hyde (first Irish president) was born in County Roscommon and the GAA park in County Roscommon is named after him - Hyde Park. Roscommon comes from the Irish 'Ros' a wooded, gentle height and Coman, the name of the county's famous saint and the first bishop of the see. The links on this page are all relevant to County Roscommon, Ireland. www.roscommonlinks.com   (1838 words)

Kilruane MAcDOanghs GAA club De Wets were set to play the county Final against Ballytarsna of the South.Out of the blue a De Wets spokesman declared that they had no interest in playing the county final. County teams in future could be picked from the entire county. To beat a well-known team from another area or county, in a tournament, was most desirable and in many cases was more sought after than winning a championship. www.geocities.com /kilruanemacdonaghs/history.html   (1838 words)

John Dowling of the GAA 1931-2002 During his time with the Offaly County Board, both the county's footballers and hurlers enjoyed much success, John was Secretary of the County when Offaly won their first All-Irelands in football (1971) and hurling (1981). As a mark of respect, Offaly's scheduled league division 1 clash with Cork and the Walsh Cup semi-final, against Wexford in Birr were both postponed, as were all Offaly domestic matches in the county. In 1988 he became the thirteenth President of the Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) and the first Offaly man to have the position. www.dowlingfamily.info /i1931john_of_GAA.htm   (304 words)

Offaly on Encyclopedia.com GAA: HE'S OFFALY ASHAMED; Faithful legend Flaherty claims county must look to grass roots after Kilkenny hammering.(Sport) A part of the central plain of Ireland, the county is mostly flat with some sections covered by the Bog of Allen. It was known as King's County until the establishment of the Irish Free State. www.encyclopedia.com /html/O/Offaly.asp   (452 words)

Longford GAA Over the years the Longford Slashers Camp along with the Ballinalee and Abbeylara Camps have proved to be the largest in the county and this a testament to all the work going on at underage level in these areas in recent years. Well done to Longford County Board and in particular John Greene - who was also a member of that successful team - for organising the night while the idea itself came about from an article on the history of the Fr. The Longford team will have to learn from this experience and move on and if they take anything from this game they should become better footballers out of it in the long run. longford.gaa.ie   (1298 words)

Leitrim on Encyclopedia.com GAA: DOLAN BOYS AIMING TO DO A WICKLOW; Leitrim v Sligo.(Sport) Leitrim is divided into two parts by Lough Allen; the northern part is mountainous, the southern part level. Leitrim Group Inc. Announces a Letter of Intent For Qualifying Transaction. www.encyclopedia.com /html/L/Leitrim.asp   (283 words)

Leitrim GAA - CLG Liatroma The following is the complete list of Leitrim GAA Awards 2005 to be presented at the Annual awards Function in the Bush Hotel this Saturday January 21st. The online home of Leitrim GAA provides information on all Gaelic Athletic Association activities in Leitrim, including Gaelic football, hurling and Scór. Leitrim’s second game in the FBD League proved to be a sterner test against a Galway team that got the lead in the second half and maintained it to win by 2 points in Carrick-on-Shannon. www.leitrimgaa.ie   (293 words)

Hoganstand - Kildare GAA Football & Hurling While there was little movement at the top table at the Kildare County Board Convention held on Thursday evening last at the new GAA Centre in Naas, one man who was involved in competition was Pat Dunny, who ended up with two posts. Outgoing Kildare county camogie manager Jim McMullen from Moorefield has informed the County Board that he will not be available during 2006 and so the hunt continues to find a successor as the ladies face a busy season. Kildare County Board for the first time hit the €1,000,000 mark when both expenditure and income passed that magic figure. www.hoganstand.com /kildare   (760 words)

Sarsfields GAA Sarsfield's are holders of more records in Kildare football than any other club and have proved consistant performers at all levels during its proud history. SARSFIELDS GAA Club is extremely proud of the role it has played in Kildare football since its foundation in 1897. On the social scene the recently refurbished bar and hall areas are equal to any in the county. ireland.iol.ie /~nubridge/sarsfiel.htm   (327 words)

Kildare Nationalist: Delegates satisfied with Kildare’s GAA progress After Thursday’s marathon Kildare GAA convention in Moorefield it’s crystal clear that the association in Kildare is in safe if uninspired hands. Thereafter the Leinster Council chairman certainly hit the traditional note, warning the delegates against the dangers of professionalism - which in his view the GAA cannot afford - as well as invoking the memories of long dead stalwarts who had a pure and unblemished view of the association. Ballyteague’s Frank Moran played a stormer in getting an abstrusely worded Ballyteague through which sought, to preserve all grounds and premises belonging to the Association solely for the playing of GAA games, even in the event of the opening up of Croke Park for that purpose. www.kildare-nationalist.ie /news/story.asp?j=460   (1031 words)

Hoganstand - Cavan GAA Football & Hurling Cavan football will be busy both on and off the playing fields in the coming months with the senior county side commencing their 2006 football campaign, while an equally inspiring attempt to help alleviate the financial burden imposed by running football at all county levels is earmarked by the “Friends of Cavan GAA 2000 Club’’. Cavan native elected Mayo Co. Board GAA President Cavan Co. Board GAA Treasurer, Tom Boylan who has just completed twenty five years in office presented a detailed financial report for 2005 at the recent convention in Hotel Kilmore, Dublin Road, Cavan. www.hoganstand.com /cavan   (857 words)

Hoganstand.com - GAA Football & Hurling County Board Chairman Eddie Byrne has rejected GPA chief executive Dessie Farrell’s criticism that conditions for the Carlow senior footballers are among the worst in the country. Westmeath& minors showed their counterparts from Carlow a clean pair of heels as they romped to a facile 5-17 to 0-5 Leinster MFC win at Cullen Park, Carlow. The GAA have confirmed the fixtures for the Christy Ring and Nicky Rackard Cups for 2006. www.hoganstand.com /carlow   (738 words)

eBay - county galway, Prints, Genealogy items on eBay.com County Galway GAA Jersey Junior Size age 13-14 CLARE ABBEY in Galway County Ireland 1884 Engraving CLIFDEN View in Galway County in IRELAND 1884 Engraving search-desc.ebay.com /search/search.dll?query=county+galway&newu=1&...   (402 words)

County Wexford A good selection of primary and secondary schools lie within easy reach as do all manner of sports facilities, from strong GAA and soccer Clubs to some first rate Golf Clubs. The new face of Wexford town has only enhanced the welcome one feels upon entering, as a town that is steeped in history, is so obviously considered with care and pride by it's people. All needs are catered for in Wexford, to include three Theatres, The Arts Centre, Six hotels, (many with leisure facilities), numerous family run Bed and Breakfasts, Swimming pool, Cineplex, Sports clubs to include all sports, golf, sailing, tennis, rugby, hurling,to mention a few. www.aluisce.com /county_wexford.asp   (330 words)

Hoganstand - Westmeath GAA Football & Hurling Westmeath GAA County Board chairman Seamus Whelan says that its his fervent hope that Down win the 2006 Christy Ring Cup. Unfavoured Westmeath senior football manager candidate Ray Smyth has hit out at the midlanders’ GAA chiefs for not giving him the chance to guide the maroon and whites in the wake of Paidi O Se’s departure. New Westmeath senior football team-manager Tomas O Flatharta has named county secretary Paddy Collins and former minor county boss Frank Mescall as his two selectors. www.hoganstand.com /westmeath   (330 words)

Roscommon on Encyclopedia.com The Shannon, which forms the eastern border, and the Suck, which borders the county on the west, are the principal rivers. GAA: A TERRIBLE BEAUTY IS BORN; ALL-IRELAND FOOTBALL QUARTER-FINAL: KERRY 1-21 ROSCOMMON 3-10 Kingdom are devastating and awful in equal measures.(Sport) The economy is primarily dependent on agriculture; cattle and sheep are also raised. www.encyclopedia.com /html/R/RoscomnC1o.asp   (330 words)

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