First Protestant President of The GAA, 1994

Jack Boothman becomes the first Protestant President of The GAA.
Jack Boothman has served at various senior positions within the GAA. He has risen from Secretary of his local GAA Club in Blessington, County Wicklow to being selected for the top job as President of the organisation.
"Pretty awesome task but still I am delighted anyway to be in such a position."
As President of the GAA he faces many controversial decisions. Should the GAA allow their grounds be used for soccer? Should the ban on GAA membership by members of the Northern Ireland Security Forces remain?
While in many ways Jack Boothman is a typical GAA member, he will be the first Protestant to take the position as President of the organisation.
An RTÉ News broadcast on 8 April 1994. The reporter is Alasdair Jackson.

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Does nobody seem to remember that Sam Maguire himself was a Protestant?

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Apparently not

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I love this

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Down with this sort of thing.

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Up with this sort of thing.

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Careful now

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Jack was a great man..

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He had a good reign

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Monkeypox is Shingles
Reaction to Injections
Liver Reaction and Autoimmune Blistering.
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Embalmers have been finding Long Fibrous Clots that lack Post-Mortem Characteristics
Skin from an African Frog growing in the Cardiovascular System
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Snake Oil in Test Swab?
Enzymes in Test Swab and Hand Gel?
Soap and warm water is the best of all.
Sheeple must open their eyes.
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Roll out Protestant

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Nobody should pay for the sins of their fathers

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'Tis shockin' father!