This morning.
Aine Fitzgerald writes:
“Astronaut Al Worden of [the 1971 NASA moon expedition] Apollo 15 [Worden is recorded as the ‘Most isolated human being” – while orbiting the command module Endeavour he was 2,235 miles away from any life] is presented with a Limerick GAA jersey at Caherelly National School this morning…”
Top pic: NASA
Sleeveless?
Daveh writes:
“Spotted this guy in Budapest [Hungary] at the Sziget music festival That wife berated vest must be 100 years old…”
today’s Irish News
Armagh football fans have been banned from displaying their iconic and ironic ‘Orangemen’ banner for including the words ‘We Stand For Gaza’.
Hmm.
https://vine.co/v/M0z0HlJwqUE
Con Kennedy writes:
“Meath flag spotted at #TDF2014 [Tour de France] at the peak of Tourmalet! @IrishCorner…”
Further to last month’s GAA football incident in Times Square, New York.
Chris Doyle writes:
“Quite a bizarre video. I suppose it shows what it is like to drive a supercar with people gawking at you.Even more bizarre at (4.22) is the two lads playing hurling on Times Square…”
A GAA World Series?
Via The European County Board (GAA):
“There has been much talk recently about the GAA getting Olympic recognition, a World Cup of Gaelic games and the GAA spreading the games to a worldwide audience
For anyone searching for further information there are three books by three amazing authors that have created a genre on a Global GAA movement. All 3 books can be ordered in print or online.
* Philip O’Connor’s “A Parish Far From Home” from Stockholm GAA , Sweden examines setting up a new club and gives a great representation of European County Board (GAA)
* Denis O’Brien from GaelicSportsCast looking into the Hurling Revolution in America among native players especially.
* Eamonn Gormley and his book Waiting to Launch which has a vision of a GAA of the future and predicts what obstacles may lie ahead of the GAA getting Olympic recognition, a World Cup of Gaelic games and the GAA spreading the games to a worldwide audience…”
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6JH2yuajfBg
[Maxine Peake and Edward McLiam in Run and Jump]
Dennis writes:
“More evidence for the GAA/Illuminati file. Kerry GAA Jersey at the 1:39 minute mark of the trailer for Run and Jump (2013) No idea if the film is any cop but according to IMDB is out in May in Ireland.”
[Brendan Doherty with sudents from Feartherstone High School, Southall, London]
The Southall Shamrocks.
Made up of FOREIGNERS.
Southall Shamrocks was established after Irish geography teacher Brendan Doherty ran several football sessions last summer as part of National Sports Week at Featherstone High School in West London, where almost 99 per cent of its 1,500 pupils are from an ethnic minority. Now, the team are braving the cold winter evenings twice a week as they train ahead of their three-day tour of Ireland’s GAA hotspots during the school’s half-term break.
Is this a first for the illuminati GAA anyone?
Meet the all Asian, Somali and Pakistani London GAA team (Nemesha Balasundaram, Irish Post)
Picture: Malcolm McNally
Bug-eyed, Canada-based Dubs Rory West (left) and James Brady at the Super Bowl in New Jersey last night after winning their tickets in a Toronto bar.
Rory writes:
You can take the man out of Dublin….
‘Sup?
Donal Comerford writes:
Two lads having a chin-wag at the local car wash in Lagos [Nigeria] this lunchtime…
