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Gender equality has not been reached in Gaelic football but ladies’ game is becoming more popular

April 17, 2019

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Gender equality has not yet been reached in Gaelic football, but winning an All-Ireland has vindicated the huge commitment of inter-county football for Fiona Hudson and Aisling Moloney. Last September saw t...

St Patricks College, Drumcondra. Image credit: Francisco Osorio

A Norwegian study-abroad student returning to Ireland

Stine Ødegård

October 4, 2018

Culture

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Håvard Eriksen (30) had his exchange program in Dublin in 2013. Since then he has traveled back on a regular basis. He studied at St Patricks College for six months. Today he works as a teacher in a kindergarte...

1974 team, All Ireland Semi Final. Photo Credit: Www.Herald.ie

Bobby Doye: An Interview with a ‘Heffo’s Army’ Hero

Pippa Doyle

February 25, 2016

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Dublin GAA has a rich history. The sport brings the city together, it envelopes us all, the young and the old. It’s a ritualistic institution. Dubs supporters fill Hill 16 with a sea of blue, bunting and flags ...

All-Ireland Football Final, 2011 - Photo Credit Brendan Rankin

The Death Of Gaelic Football: Is there anyway to save the game?

Michael Duffy

April 6, 2015

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qBngE38mPCk The dire Division 1 National Football League clash between Dublin and Derry prompted former Armagh captain and chairman of the GAA's Standing Rules Committee Jarl...

A Hill of a Good Time

David Coughlan

April 10, 2014

Comment, Sport

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View from the Hill (Photo by Dave Coughlan) I've always loved the atmosphere in Croke Park, never more so than when my home county of Dublin is playing. I usually get to a few games each year during the A...

Tagged gaelic football

Gender equality has not been reached in Gaelic football but ladies’ game is becoming more popular

A Norwegian study-abroad student returning to Ireland

Bobby Doye: An Interview with a ‘Heffo’s Army’ Hero

The Death Of Gaelic Football: Is there anyway to save the game?

A Hill of a Good Time