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Camogie Association and UCD launch new Fellowship on the History of Camogie

Camogie Association and UCD launch new Fellowship on the History of Camogie
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Camogie Association and UCD launch new Fellowship on the History of Camogie

Croke parkDublin cityHilda breslinLaszlo geczoSchool of historyUniversity college dublinCamogie associationCroke park museumNewman fellowshipCamogie fellowshipNewman fellowProfessor paul rousePostdoctoral fellowIrish state

How the GAA became more on brand

<p>By John Harrington There was a sense of the passing of time giving great perspective when the Design and Crafts Council Ireland (DCCI) held an event entitled ‘Back to the Future of the GAA – by Design’ in Croke Park Museum on Tuesday this week. Part of DCCI’s Design Week,</p>

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Get a piece of the action this Autumn with a staycation of sporting greats

Whether you fancy surfing the waves or strolling through the stadiums, there are endless ways to plan an Irish holiday fit for a sports fanatic

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The stories behind the country s GAA silverware

Scéalta na gCorn sees presenter Gráinne McElwain travel across Ireland visiting clubs and county grounds, learning the lesser-known stories behind our nation’s trophies. She will find out how some cups are named after Irish revolutionary patriots such as Roger Casement and Terence McSwiney, how other trophies are named after clergy, others again after prominent GAA

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