Tag: hurling

What is Camogie? And why do we not just call it Hurling?
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Exploring Cork, Galway, and Belfast After Your Gaelic Games Experience
Vintage Gaelic Games athletes marching on a rainy day, with a crowd in the background and a flag bearer leading.
Why The GAA Was Founded
Historical hurling match with players in action on a grass field, vintage black and white photo.
Unravelling the Threads of History: The Story of the Hairy Sliotars
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Marching Mizzou Experience Gaelic Games
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Beauden Barrett GAA
Group of 18 people on a soccer field with balls, smiling and posing for a group photo on a sunny day.
Flat shoes are essential!
Group of 18 people on a soccer field with balls, smiling and posing for a group photo on a sunny day.
Switching codes is not as strange as you may think
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Pick up a hurl and immerse yourself in Irish culture. 
Group of 18 people on a soccer field with balls, smiling and posing for a group photo on a sunny day.
In the lead up to St Patrick’s Day, Experience Gaelic Games have the perfect way to get ready for Sunday’s celebrations. 
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Every GAA player, including All-Ireland champions, plays purely for the pride of their community — none are paid.