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Hurling:     more books (100)

Three Kings - Cork Kilkenny Tipperary: The Battle for Hurling Supremacy by Ralph Riegel, 2008-08-11 Munster Hurling Legends: Seven Decades of the Greatest Teams, Players and Games by Eamonn Sweeney, 2003-11-11 2010s in Northern Ireland: 2010 in Northern Ireland, 2009-10 Ifa Premiership, All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship 2010 GAA: The Glory Years: Hurling and Football 1991-2005 by Ronnie Bellew, 2006-05-01 Over 50 Years of Clare Hurling Teams (1949-2001): Pa Howard's Collection by Patrick Howard, 2002-09-27 1926 in Ireland: 1926 in Gaelic Games, 1926 in Northern Ireland, Ballylinan Gaa, Ballinderry Shamrocks Gac, National Hurling League The Ultimate Encyclopedia of Gaelic Football and Hurling by Martin Breheny, Donal Keenan, 2001-12 GAA Quiz Book: Over 2,000 Gaelic Football And Hurling Questions by Christy O'Connor, 2007-10-01 The Championship 2003: Football and Hurling the complete record by Brian Carthy, 2003 The Blues. A History Of St. Finbarr's National Hurling And Football Club by Sean Beecher, 1984-01-01 The Greatest Hurling Decade by Nicholas Furlong, 1998-10 Classic Munster Hurling Finals by Seamus J. King, 2007-01 Cork's Hurling Story by Time Horgan, 2011-01-28 Around the Square: The Story of Ennis Hurling by Ollie Byrnes, 2003-10-07

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21. Hurling - Irish Sports News
    For the latest Irish hurling news, interviews, articles, updates. Also find your GAA, golf, rugby and soccer clubs here. Home News Sport hurling. hurling. read more  
    http://www.irishabroad.com/sports/hurling

22. Home
    Traditional English sport from the county of Somerset. Includes history and comprehensive rules.  
    http://www.mangoldhurling.co.uk/
    
    Extractions: 14th March 2004 View the Guest Book – and leave a comment if you wish. Welcome Thank you for your interest in ballistic root vegetables. This is the home of the Mangold Hurling Association, whose goals are to make the traditional Somerset sport of Mangold Hurling known to a wider public and to encourage others to join this happy band of Hurlers. What healthier way could there be to take exercise and make new friends at the same time? What is Mangold Hurling? Put simply, Mangold Hurling is the sport of throwing – or more accurately pitching – the mangold-wurzel. It requires skill, strength and cunning. Mangold Hurling is usually performed during October each year. And What is a Mangold-Wurzel? The mangold-wurzel (or mangel- wurzel) is a vegetable of the beet family, grown mainly as a fodder crop. More information will be found on The Mangold page. A local Club chairman preparing the Norman with the special cutting tool. See Rules for further information. We hope you enjoy finding out about Mangold Hurling and that you will be inspired to have a go yourself. But remember, the mangold can be a lethal weapon in inexperienced hands. We urge you to seek expert tuition before “going solo”. The Mangold Hurling Association cannot be held responsible for any vegetable-related injuries incurred in pursuit of this sport.

23. Welcome To The Association For Scottish Haggis Hurling, United States Branch
    History, events, awards, pictures, and competition results.  
    http://www.haggishurling.org/

24. Setanta.com Home Of Irish Sport - GAA, Hurling, Rugby, Soccer
    You are here Home GAAhurling. 2003 Review Top 5 Rookies Every year, a few new stars are spotted on the hurling horizon and this year was no different.  
    http://www.setanta.com/gaa-hurling/index.jsp

25. GFHASA: Homepage
    Official website of Gaelic Football and hurling in South Australia. Has news, results and photos.  
    http://www.geocities.com/gfhasa/
    
    Extractions: Office for Recreation, Sport and Racing The Gaelic Football season is played in South Australia from October to March. The 2004-2005 season commences in late October 2004. For more information about Gaelic Football in SA, please e-mail gfhasa@yahoo.com.au Congratulations to UniSA, Onkaparinga and St. Brendan's on winning the Men's division 2, Women's and Men's 13-a-side grand finals respectively. Latest Page Update s Latest News people have visited this website since 1st June 2002 Learn about Gaelic Football 2003-2004 Photos GFHASA Documents St. Mary's Park

26. Feakle GAA Club, Co. Clare
    Offers club and members information, news and events.  
    http://www.feaklegaa.com/

27. The Physics Of...Hurling
    The Physics of hurling By Shannon Nelson.  
    http://www.kent.k12.wa.us/staff/trobinso/physicspages/po2001/Hurling/

28. Carrigaline Hurling And Football Club
    Information and club news, includes a photo gallery and guestbook.  
    http://carrigalinegaa.com

29. The Physics Of...Hurling
    Collisions in hurling By Shannon Nelson. There are several kinds of collisions that take place on the pitch in a game of hurling.  
    http://www.kent.k12.wa.us/staff/trobinso/physicspages/po2001/Hurling/Collisions.
    
    Extractions: Furthermore, in an inelastic collision, which this is, energy is not conserved. This means that the the kinetic energy of the final system is less than that of the initial conditions. Energy can be given off in heat, light, and sound. In a collision between hurley and sliotar, the most probable causes of energy being lost are the sound they make on contact, and possibly some heat from the friction between them when they hit.

30. Turloughmore Hurling Club, Galway, Ireland.
    Official information about the club.  
    http://www.turloughmorehc.net/

31. RTE.ie Sport
    hurling Antrim welcome back the fitagain trio of Liam Watson, Jim Connolly and Kieran Kelly for Sunday s Guinness Ulster Senior hurling Championship semi  
    http://www.rte.ie/sport/gaa/hurlingindex.html

32. RTÉ.ie Sport - Weekend Hurling Championship Previews
    Weekend hurling Championship previews, Thursday, May 13 2004 1047 This weekend s hurling previews , Apr 30 2004. Waterford vs Wexford preview , Jul 18 2003.  
    http://www.rte.ie/sport/2004/0513/hurling.html
    
    Extractions: Thursday, May 13 2004 10:47 The wizards of the small ball game swing into action on Sunday next, with the Clare v Waterford Munster encounter the pick of the bunch. A week after losing the League final, Waterford are back in action and must focus their minds on a completely different objective. Clare await them this time and one wonders what effect if any the defeat to Galway will have on their approach. Waterford did not perform last Sunday and that is being kind to them, a similar display and they will be wiped out. Clare are back in earnest, Anthony Daly has gone down this way before, Frank and Brian Lohan are at opposite ends and Ollie Baker is hungry for more glory. Verdict Clare The other tie down south sees defending champions Cork in first round action against Kerry. Lambs to the slaughter, that about sums up the fate awaiting Kerry, that is unless Cork show some sympathy. Kerry hammered by Westmeath who were in turn annilhilated by Down. Possibly an opportunity for Donal O'Grady to try out some fringe players or even give Brian Corcoran a chance to display his fitness.

33. Souths Gaelic Football Club, Brisbane, Australia
    News, history, events, fixtures, and results.  
    http://www.geocities.com/southsgaa/

34. Smith College Museum Of Ancient Inventions: Stone-Hurling Catapult
    Stonehurling Catapult, Greece, 400 BCE. Abby Colwell, 97 half feet tall. Its hurling arm is driven by a cocked, winch-pulled cord.  
    http://www.smith.edu/hsc/museum/ancient_inventions/hsc11b.htm
    
    Extractions: The catapult was an ancient siege machine that could hurl heavy objects or shoot arrows with great force and for considerable distances. Some catapults could throw stones weighing as much as 350 pounds for distances greater than 300 feet. The Greek Dionysius the Elder of Syracuse, who was looking to develop a new type of weapon, invented the catapult about 400 BCE. Thereafter, it became a key weapon in warfare and remained so up through mediaeval times. Two major catapults evolved from Dionysius's invention: the double-armed machine, or ballista, used for shooting arrows, and the single-armed catapult designed for hurling large objects. Although the Romans added wheels to both types of catapult for maneuverability, very little in the design of the machine changed.The reconstruction shown here is of a single-armed stone-hurling catapult, approximately two feet long and one-and-a-half feet tall. Its hurling arm is driven by a cocked, winch-pulled cord.

35. ND Gaelic Society - Hurling Home
    ND Gaelic Society hurling Home, The History and Rules of hurling, Current hurling Schedule at Notre Dame, View our Picture Gallaries, View our Video Gallaries,  
    http://www.nd.edu/~hurling/

36. Trame
    Detlef hurling ist Trame. Er spielt Sakrobeat, d.h. Orgelchor¤le in Technoverpackung und bietet Studiofotos, Pressestimmen, ein G¤stebuch und Informationen ¼ber die Musikrichtung.  
    http://www.trame.fiji.com/

37. All Ireland Hurling Championship 2004 - Hurling Betting
    Bet on the All Ireland hurling Championship 2004 hurling Betting with William Hill Online Sports Betting. hurling All Ireland hurling Championship 2004,  
    http://www.willhill.com/iibs/EN/buildcoupon.asp?couponchoice=HU473924

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    Home All Sports Antepost Dogs Baseball Basketball Boxing Cricket Football Gaelic Football Golf Greyhounds Horse Racing hurling Ice Hockey Motor Racing Politics  
    http://www.willhill.com/iibs/EN/allsportsandcoupons.asp?sport=HU

39. Japan Today News
    From Reuters. Protesters upset by Japan's support for U.S. plans to retaliate against last week's terror attacks disrupted a government town meeting on Sunday, hurling abuse at two cabinet ministers who had come to the western city of Kobe to talk about the economy. Japan.  
    http://www.japantoday.com/e/?content=news&cat=1&id=78075

40. Montreal GAA
    News, history, events, and profiles of the Montreal Shamrock hurling and Football Club and Fionn MacCumhails GFC.  
    http://www.geocities.com/montreal_gaa/
    
    Extractions: E-mail: montreal_gaa@yahoo.com Montreal Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) was established in 1948 in order to promote Ireland’s two most popular national sports, Gaelic football and Hurling to the community of Montreal. The association is also known as the Montreal Shamrocks Hurling and Football club. Gaelic football is an Irish field game similar to Australian Rules football and can be described as a mixture of soccer and rugby. Hurling is a spectacular field game somewhat similar to hockey, in that it is played with a small ball (sliothar) and a curved wooden stick (hurley or caman). It is Europe's oldest field game.

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