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Evening Herald, August 24 1977
Kerry’s defeat to Dublin in the All-Ireland semi final marred by London movie theatre fracas.
Dublin Beat Kerry, Semi-Final 1977 (Brand New Retro)
High above Keel, Westport Achill, Co Mayo,
Kevin Smith takes his Gopro minicam for a ride to capture an unidentified surfer flying the county’s GAA colours below.
Gnarly.
Sliothary
atAs part of the GAA/JobBridge Scheme the #GAA is now advertising 10 internships. For more information, check out http://t.co/7QNJ7ZPFXD
— The GAA (@officialgaa) August 19, 2013
Illuminati gotta illuminate.
Steady on.
GAAh
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Captain Redbeard writes:
Buying tickets for the Dubs [football semi final in Croke Park, with Kerry] , the first page claims tickets are available but when you click through they’re not. For the time being.
This happens every time, makes buying tickets a 3 day process…One can only assume that the process by which the upper tiers are opened up for sale is not automated? So do I have to wait for someone to open them up manually?
Does he?
Anyone?
A hurling and sliothar jump at the RDS Showgrounds, Ballsbridge, Dublin, this afternoon. The Discover Ireland Horse Show opens tomorrow.
Previously: Are The GAA The Illumuinati? on Broadsheet
(Mark Stedman/Photocall Ireland)
Cardboard players.
Save a bomb on kit.
But…
From the Union of Students in Ireland
IRISH students have warned that GAA teams from London, New York and Australia will soon end up dominating the All-Ireland Championships.
Following the weekend that saw London play in a historic Connacht final, the Union of Students in Ireland (USI) highlighted the unprecedented numbers of qualified graduates being forced to leave Ireland.
More than 120,000 young people between the ages of 15-24 have emigrated in the last four years. And, of those who have stayed behind, one in two graduates had no work at all in 2012.
“Behind London’s great achievement in getting to the Connacht Final there is a tragic story of young and educated people who have had no choice but to leave Ireland,” said USI President Joe O’Connor.
Irish Graduates Dominate Overseas GAA Teams (USI)
Via USI
