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For the Record: A History of the National Football and Hurling League Finals
Tom Morrison
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Description for For the Record: A History of the National Football and Hurling League Finals
Paperback. 8vo .Illustrated. First edition The Gaelic Athletic Association is an Irish amateur sporting and cultural organisation.It promotes traditional Irish sports including hurling ,gaelic football camogie and handball.
For the Record is the first detailed history of the second biggest competition in the GAA calendar, the National Football and Hurling Leagues. It describes all the National League finals in chronological order, from the inaugural finals in 1926 to the deciders of 2002, over 180 games. Many finals drew greater crowds than provincial finals. All 32 counties, plus New York, were involved in either a final or semi-final. 14 counties won football league finals, with Kerry holding the most, while Tipperary top a group of 10 in hurling. Each match report is followed by complete line-outs, over 5000 player ... Read more
For the Record is the first detailed history of the second biggest competition in the GAA calendar, the National Football and Hurling Leagues. It describes all the National League finals in chronological order, from the inaugural finals in 1926 to the deciders of 2002, over 180 games. Many finals drew greater crowds than provincial finals. All 32 counties, plus New York, were involved in either a final or semi-final. 14 counties won football league finals, with Kerry holding the most, while Tipperary top a group of 10 in hurling. Each match report is followed by complete line-outs, over 5000 player ... Read more
Product Details
Format
Paperback
Publication date
2002
Publisher
The Collins Press
Condition
Used, Very Good
Number of Pages
416
Place of Publication
, Ireland
ISBN
9781903464151
SKU
KEX0308069
Shipping Time
Usually ships in 2 to 4 working days
Ref
99-1
About Tom Morrison
Tom Morrison has been a lifelong follower of Gaelic games, he has regularly contributed to national and local newspapers, Gaelic games magazines, club histories and assisted the late Raymond Smith with his Handbook of Gaelic Games.
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