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The GAA: County by County
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The GAA: County by County

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People and place, sport and identity are at the heart of this book, telling the story of how the GAA has left a unique imprint on every Irish county and Irish communities overseas. Organised county by county, the highs and lows of on-field activity are charted and the various forces that have shaped the personality of the GAA across each county - social, economic, geographic and political - are examined. With a compelling mix of text, images and first-hand accounts from participants in the GAA Oral History project, this is a seamless blend of the scholarly and the popular, providing fascinating insights into why the GAA has developed as it has in different places. The second major publication after The GAA - A People’s History from the team behind the GAA Oral History Project, this is a book to treasure and keep.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
The Collins Press
Country
Ireland
Date
10 October 2011
Pages
432
ISBN
9781848891289

People and place, sport and identity are at the heart of this book, telling the story of how the GAA has left a unique imprint on every Irish county and Irish communities overseas. Organised county by county, the highs and lows of on-field activity are charted and the various forces that have shaped the personality of the GAA across each county - social, economic, geographic and political - are examined. With a compelling mix of text, images and first-hand accounts from participants in the GAA Oral History project, this is a seamless blend of the scholarly and the popular, providing fascinating insights into why the GAA has developed as it has in different places. The second major publication after The GAA - A People’s History from the team behind the GAA Oral History Project, this is a book to treasure and keep.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
The Collins Press
Country
Ireland
Date
10 October 2011
Pages
432
ISBN
9781848891289