Gaelic Sunday. A National day of defiance.

One hundred years ago Ireland was a country in turmoil as British authorities looked to suppress a surge in Irish nationalism.
At 3pm on August 4th, 1918, the country bore witness to a mass act of civil disobedience.
More than 50,000 Irish people evaded authorities and gathered in an uprising against their oppressors…
Today we honour the memory of those courageous GAA men and women who stood their ground on ‘Gaelic Sunday’.
On the weekend of August 4th and 5th this year the GAA is encouraging you to remember the spirit of Gaelic Sunday. Whether it's a puck-about or a challenge match with your neighbours; having a family day or celebrating your own club history and tradition with some ceol agus craic - that's up to you. Come out and show your own pride and passion in your club, community and in our Games.
See www.GAA.ie/GaelicSunday for more

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GAA need to promote this again for Gaelic Sunday 2024
Our history, culture, heritage and gaelic games are precious to the irish and our grass roots should NEVER be forgotten 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 🇮🇪🏐

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Every person who is in Ireland most watch this video that what the GAA Truely stands for

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Les gens de la 2nde vous êtes là ? 😭🙋‍♀️

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Mdrr ouii😭✋

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Up Dublin

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Aòntroim abù. Mon Antrim.

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GAA Sunday.
A defiance of leering innocent charity matches go ahead

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Letting not leering

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Who's for croke park on Saturday ❤

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I can't believe that I'm in an ad

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Up An Dún!

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Up Armagh

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Wonderful how GAA talk about inclusion, despite there being a tradition of intimidation and exclusion at those who come as new comers or as beginners.

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You weren't good enough to make county 🤣🤣

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Up de RA