“In August 2020, An Post will release four new GAA stamps featuring images of young fans supporting the GAA. The images featured on these stamps
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Gaelic Football: War of Independence & “Bloody Sunday”
On 20 February 2020 An Post issued a stamp to commemorate the War of Independence featuring the popular Seán Keating painting ‘Men of the South’.
Gaelic Football: “100 Objects” GAA Medal
A History of Ireland in 100 Objects began in early 2011 as a series in The Irish Times with 100 objects chosen by journalist Fintan
Gaelic Football: Jack Lynch
Only GAA Player To Win 6 All Ireland Senior Medals In a Row In Cork he was known as ‘The Real Taoiseach’. He was Prime
Gaelic Football: Souvenirs
Thomas Moran Souvenir Shop has been at Bridge St, Cahernamart, Westport, Co. Mayo since 1870. Its cluttered shop front with GAA jumpers, balls and flags
Gaelic Football: Croke Park
On 17 October 2013 An Post issued a set of four stamps and a miniature sheet (shown in the banner) to complement Ireland’s Contemporary Public
The Irish Experiment and Jim Stynes
Gaelic Football Watching Gaelic and Australian Football, there is little doubt that the games are similar. One theory as to the origin of Australian Football
2007 Rugby World Cup
Politics and the GAA have always been frequent bedfellows. In 1902 Rule 27 was passed. It read “any member of the association who plays or
Ausipex 84
Ausipex 84 was held in Melbourne from the 21st to the 30th September 1984. Australia Post issued a single 30c “Kangaroo and map” stamp (Australia’s
1961 Principality of Thomond
Thomond was a kingdom of Gaelic Ireland, associated geographically with present-day County Clare and County Limerick, as well as parts of County Tipperary around Nenagh