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língua gaa

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1
On Gaelic Games:Each year the GAA director general produces his annual report.
The Irish Times
2
Removal of Rule 42: This was a good weekend for the GAA.
The Irish Times
3
The busiest weekend of the GAA championship takes place today and tomorrow.
The Irish Times
4
Decades ago he both defied and opposed the GAA foreign games ban.
The Irish Times
5
It hasn't taken long for normal business to resume within the GAA.
The Irish Times
6
On GAA: Maybe the GAA should keep the championships going all year.
The Irish Times
7
Let's be clear that they happened in a minority of GAA clubs.
Independent.ie
8
Which, these days, basically means the GAA is losing all the time.
The Irish Times
9
Little over a month later the GAA's disciplinary jurisdiction is in crisis.
The Irish Times
10
I have often been asked why I never played GAA growing up.
The Irish Times
11
A day of gentle surprise but not revolution on GAA fields yesterday.
The Irish Times
12
A new human resources manager will oversee the GAA's some 700 employees.
The Irish Times
13
With thanks to the GAA, National Museum of Ireland and the RIA.
The Irish Times
14
Wexford referees yesterday blew the final whistle on the local GAA scene.
The Irish Times
15
It's most unusual for the GAA to prosper in public relations conflict.
The Irish Times
16
Always good to bring a little more GAA culture to D'Olier St.
The Irish Times
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língua gaa
Gaa through the time