81. VirtualTourist.com - Dublin - Gaelic Football - Pictures, Tips And Reviews Find the best insider tips, reviews, and pictures from locals and travelers for Dublin gaelic football. gaelic football, gaelic football. http://www.virtualtourist.com/vt/48455/d/b53/

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83. Gamer.tv :: Games Index > Gaelic Football 2004 Home Index G gaelic football 2004. gaelic football 2004. Next Game, 1 to 1 items of 1 found. News gaelic football Game For PS2! http://www.gamer.tv/page/index-classification/23101408.htm

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84. Gamer.tv :: Gaelic Football Game For PS2! gaelic football Game For PS2! 30 Oct 2003 1733 GMT. AFL Live 2003 gaelic football 2004 is likely to be based on the latest version of this game. enlarge. http://www.gamer.tv/page/feature/23101231.htm

document.writeln(''); document.writeln(''); document.writeln(''); Home Read Available For: Gaelic Football Game For PS2! 30 Oct 2003 17:33 GMT Alan Dykes SCE Ireland signs up Australian developer to carry the ball. AFL Live 2003 - Gaelic Football 2004 is likely to be based on the latest version of this game. The PlayStation's already extensive lineup of sports games is going to get an unexpected addition in the summer of 2004. Gaelic Football - probably best described as a cross between soccer, basketball, rugby and boxing - is a sport primarily played in Ireland, but with a big following in England, the USA and Australia, the latter because of its similarities to Aussie Rules. This similarity is also likely to be the reason that the game is actually in development with Melbourne-based IR Gurus in the hot seat, utilizing its AFL Live sports engine to recreate the rigors of Gaelic. Gaelic football teams consist of 15 players, with up to five substitutions allowed during a match. The goal posts are similar to rugby, with tall upright posts intersected by a crossbar around seven feet from the ground. The ball can be kicked over the post for a single point or under for a goal, which counts as the equivalent of three points - though it's more difficult because there's a keeper. Although the ball is regularly handled, it must be either bounced or kicked from foot to hand every four steps, and can only be passed to another player either by kicking or punching - but not throwing. Points and goals can only be scored by kicking.

85. GUGFC Homepage Scotland. Fixtures, news, pictures, and training information. http://www.geocities.com/GUGFC/index.html

UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW GAELIC FOOTBALL CLUB Home Latest News Training Fixtures ... Guest Book WELCOME TO GUGFC GUGFC BIRMINGHAM 2004

86. The-sports-arena.com - Gaelic - Football isscvancouver@hotmail.com is our club s address.......You are here Home / Gaelic / Football. Vancouver Harps gaelic football Team men ladies http://www.the-sports-arena.com/Gaelic/Football.html

You are here: Home Gaelic / Football Subcategories Camogie Football Hurling Shinty Websites Description: isscvancouver@hotmail.com is our club's address. Western Canada is magnificent! Come see us! http://oflynn.ca Ballyboden St Endas GAA, Camogie and Ladies Football Club Description: Ballyboden St Endas is based in Dublin and offers all four sports - hurling, football, camogie and ladies football. The website is a major information tool of the club. http://www.bodengaa.ie Cuala CLG Description: Cuala is a vibrant South Dublin GAA Club, based in a modern sports and social centre in Dalkey and with playing facilities in Dalkey, Glenageary, Meadowvale and Shankill. With roots back to the 1920's, the club now fields over forty-five gaelic football, hurling, camogie and ladies football teams catering for players of all abilities from six years old to adult. Social and cultural activities are also a prominent feature of the club. Cuala has tasted success in all codes, including three Dublin Senior Hurling Championships, whilst we have also been to the fore in developing school based coaching programmes and a community anti-drugs initiative. From small beginnings, Cuala is now recognised as one of the most progressive sports organisations in the county with strong links to the communities we serve. http://www.cualagaa.ie

87. Uniservity: Gaelic Football Homepage Good Morning, Saturday, 22 May 2004. gaelic football, Homepage. News. Club Diary. Not a member? Sign up! Forgotten your Password? gaelic football. Welcome http://www.uniservity.net/club_homepage.asp?clubid=5479

88. St. Columbkille's Gaelic Football Club Based in the Brighton area of Boston, Massachusetts. News, history, profiles, game reports, and image gallery. http://www.bostongaa.com/

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89. Uniservity: Gaelic Football Homepage gaelic football. Sponsored by THE MERE , gaelic football has been fairly successful over the past few years. BUSA matches are played http://www.uniservity.net/club_homepage.asp?clubid=5032

90. Welcome To Parnells Gaelic Football Club History, fixtures and results, news, and pictures of the gaelic football club. http://www.parnells.org/

Welcome to Parnells Gaelic Football Club Guestbook Organisation Sponsors History ... Contact Parnells : The Spanish Arch : Coyle Personnel plc : Tuesday May 25th at 7.30 PM at Greenford : Conway Cup Semi Final : Parnells V Saint Brendans : : Wednesday May 26th at 7.30 PM at Northwick Park : 2003 League Final : Parnells Ladies V Heston : : The Parnells Ladies Team who opened their campaign of 2004 with an hard earned win at Greenford : If they have a secret for success on the field, Parnells Ladies keep it to themselves : As in all crafts, preparation is is the key : Parnells Senior Football Team 2003 : The Parnells U-10 Team who won the London U-10 Championship Final at Greenford : U-10 Final 2003 The Parnells U 14 Team of 2003 info@parnells.org

91. Gaelic Football gaelic football. Our school takes part in the County Galway National School s league every year. We play in the 15 a side A competition http://homepage.eircom.net/~patstuam/SportsPages/gaelicfootball.htm

Gaelic Football Our school takes part in the County Galway National School's league every year. We play in the 15 a side "A" competition, against schools from Galway city mostly.In the past we have had great success in this competion, winning it many times, but we have only won it once in the 1990's. In the season '99/'00 we lost two games by only a point, and did not qualify for the play-offs, but we hope to have more luck next year. Over the years, our school has produced many players who have gone on to represent Galway at the highest level. Some have won All-Irelands,with the "Terrible Twins" of Sean Purcell and Frank Stockwell, and Ja Fallon being famous all over the country for their football talent. We hope to bring back some success soon, but overall we just love to play one of our national sports. St Pats welcomes "Sam" home to Galway in 1998 Back to Sport

92. Clan Na Gael News and training information for the Bondi Junction (Sydney) men's and women's teams. http://www.clannagael.asn.au/

Clan na Gael, GFC, Sydney Site Updated 26th May 2004 Welcome to Gaelic Football in Bondi G'day mate and welcome to Clan na Gael G.F.C., Sydney, Australia, based in the heart of Bondi Junction. A young dynamic club that offers the opportunity to play Gaelic football, meet new people, have loads of 'craic' and still allow you time to stretch out on one of Australia's most famous beaches, Bondi. Clan na Gael are one of the longest established and most successful clubs in Sydney and are the only club based in the eastern suburbs. Clan na Gael have both a mens and ladies football team and are affiliated with Sydney Shamrocks hurling team Sydney Shamrocks hurling club. 2003 saw Clan na Gael win an historic league double with both the lads and ladies taking home the silverware. The lads got narrowly beaten in the championship final while the ladies made a clean sweep of all 4 NSW club titles, adding the championship, Gosford tournament and summer comp to their league title. 2003 NSW champions "Clan have had the perfect start to the 2004 season with both the lads and ladies teams winning Gosford, the first competition of the season. For more on Clan's historic double

93. No More Sectarianism In Gaelic Football Traditional Irish sports, such as gaelic football and Hurling, are seen as symbols of the fight by Catholic Republicans to end British rule and join a United http://www.rnw.nl/hotspots/html/northernireland020104.html

Bahasa Indonesia Nederlands English Español Português Start Hot Spots Hot Spots links Archive News ... Press Review Archive Friday, 04 January, 2002 No More Sectarianism in Gaelic Football by our correspondent Jan Schuurman, 4th January 2002 In Northern Ireland, more than thirty years of conflict have turned the sports arena into a political arena. Traditional Irish sports, such as Gaelic Football and Hurling, are seen as symbols of the fight by Catholic Republicans to end British rule and join a United Ireland. The powerful Gaelic Athletic Association even had an official rule that banned members of the British security forces from taking part in its sports events. That rule was scrapped recently and observers say that's a positive development in a year otherwise marked by sharp divisions. But what difference is the abolition of Rule 21 going to make? Jan Schuurman´s Report, 3´25" Kieran Gorman is the son of a former IRA Volunteer and IRA prisoner. He loves playing Gaelic Football, and attends many matches as well. I met him at Casement Park, a Gaelic Football venue in Republican West Belfast, the constituency of Gerry Adams, the president of Sinn Fein, the political wing of the IRA. "Gaelic Football is a lot like a mixture between rugby and soccer. You either put the ball in the net, in the goal, just like soccer, or you put it over the bar between the posts. That's basically it. It's a lot rougher than soccer, although it's not as rough as rugby."

94. List Of Footballers (Gaelic Football) - Encyclopedia Article About List Of Footb encyclopedia article about List of footballers (gaelic football). List of footballers (gaelic football). Word Word. http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/List of footballers (Gaelic football)

Dictionaries: General Computing Medical Legal Encyclopedia List of footballers (Gaelic football) Word: Word Starts with Ends with Definition List of Famous Gaelic footballers Gaelic football is a competitive sport played mainly in Ireland. Origins Though it has existed for centuries, it was formally arranged into an organised playing code by the Gaelic Athletic Association in the late nineteenth century. Male and female leagues of the game exist. Rules Gaelic football's rules are most similar to Australian Rules Football, and it is widely believed that Irish games were a significant influence on the Australian game. Since the late 20th Century, Gaelic and Australian rules teams have played each other in International Rules matches, in which compromise rules based on both games are used. Click the link for more information. David Beggy ( Meath Meath An Mhí in Irish) is a county in the Republic of Ireland. Area: 2344 km² (905 square miles). Population (census 2002): 133,936. The capital is Navan, the administrative centre is Trim, Kells is town with a round tower and monastic past. Other major towns include Ashbourne and Dunshaughlin. Meath has experienced divergent population trends in recent years, with mild depopulation in the north and west of the county being more than offset by large increases in the population of the eastern part of the county, principally due to overspill from Dublin

95. John Mitchels Home News, history, fixtures, match reports, and profiles of the men's and women's teams from Brisbane. http://www.geocities.com/johnmitchels/

News Contacts Profiles Men Honours ... History Email us at: johnmitchelsgfc@yahoo.com.au News Contacts History ... Club Plan John Mitchels Gaelic Football Club Brisbane . Queensland . Australia Est. 1987 www.johnmitchelsgfc.com Our URL: www.johnmitchelsgfc.com Links Photos © John Mitchels Gaelic Football Club Inc. [2003] Mitchels Guestbook Mitchels Lose a Close One in Grand Final Replay The Men's Seniors bowed out of the 2003 Championship race in a narrow loss to Sarsfields in Sunday's Preliminary Final. In a hard fought contest, the final margin was 2.9.15 to 1.9.12. Despite the loss, Mitchels gave it their best, and in a season that had its ups and downs, 2003 will best be remembered for Mitchels strong run home at the business end of the season. For more go to match reports men Mitchels Man Solves 17 Year Hurling Trophy Mystery John Mitchels GFC member Aidan Rice (pictured) recently featured in an article in the Irish Independent after discovering a hurling medal at a Gold Coast antique shop, which was apparently stolen from a house in Co Wexford 17 years ago. To read more, go to the Irish Independent link.

96. Gaelic Football - Encyclopedia Article About Gaelic Football. Free Access, No Re Top 20. When Thursday, 8.02pm. Presenter/Producer Colm Keane. gaelic football s Top 20 featuring some of the http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/Gaelic football

Dictionaries: General Computing Medical Legal Encyclopedia Gaelic football Word: Word Starts with Ends with Definition Gaelic football is a competitive sport played mainly in Ireland The island of Ireland is the second-largest island in Europe. It lies on the west side of the Irish Sea, close to the island of Great Britain. It is composed of the Republic of Ireland in the south and Northern Ireland, an autonomous region of the United Kingdom. Geography The island of Ireland, named Hibernia by the Romans, is 485km (301 miles) from North to South and 275km (171 miles) from East to West. Central lowlands are framed by hillier areas. The River Shannon, which runs from North-East to South-West, is the longest river, and there are a large number of lakes, of which Lough Neagh is the largest. For more detailed information see: Geography of Ireland. Click the link for more information. Origins Though it has existed for centuries, it was formally arranged into an organised playing code by the Gaelic Athletic Association The Gaelic Athletic Association (Cumann Luthchleas Gael), or

97. GARDA INTER REGIONAL GAELIC FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 2003 ST. Paul s Garda inter regional gaelic football championship 2003. We are please to announce that the Saint Paul s Garda Credit Union http://www.garda.ie/angarda/majorevents/Football03.html

ST. Paul's Garda inter regional gaelic football championship 2003 We are please to announce that the Saint Paul's Garda Credit Union Inter Regional Competition Finals will be held in Westmanstown Garda Sports Centre on Wednesday, 1st October 2003. The 2003 Semi-Finals will be contested between DMR Northern Region V Western Region , and DMR Southern Region V Southern Region. Semi-finals will commence at Westmanstown Sports Centre on the 1st October 2003 at 1.30pm, with the final commencing at 5pm. This tournament is dedicated to the Late Seamus Reilly. The family of the late Sergeant Seamus Reilly have kindly donated a trophy in his honour for this competition. Seamus was a native of Lacken, Co. Mayo; he joined An Garda Siochana in September 1974. He won an All Ireland Minor medal in 1971 and an Under 21 medal in 1974 playing football for Mayo. He also played senior football for Mayo in 1975. He was transferred to Donegal where he won two Ulster Senior Football Titles with Donegal. He was manager of Donegal U 21 Footballers at the time of his untimely death in April 1999.

98. Gaelic Football In Edmonton, Alberta CALL FOR NEW PLAYERS Edmonton Wolfe Tones gaelic football Club is looking for female and male players for the 2004 season. No previous http://www.math.ualberta.ca/~dohan/gaelic.htm

99. Sarsfields Gaelic Football Mens and ladies teams in Brisbane. News, events, pictures, and membership information. http://www.sarsfields.org/

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100. HickokSports.com - Sports Rules - Gaelic Football This document explains the rules of gaelic football and has links to official rules and other explanatory information. gaelic football Rules. Official Sources. http://www.hickoksports.com/rules/rgaelicfoot.shtml

Sports Rules Index to Rules Gaelic Football Rules Official Sources Complete Gaelic football rulebook as a PDF file (299 kb) Rules summary in HTML More information on the PDF format HickokSports.com Sports Rules Index to Rules Ralph Hickok This page last updated Wednesday, 06-Aug-2003 07:51:59 PDT http://www.hickoksports.com/rules/rgaelicfoot.shtml History Biography Glossaries Calendar ... Video Games Rules Memorabilia Equipment Posters Directory

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