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We look back on the highlight of the US GAA calendar with a review of the Labor Day
Weekend North American GAA Nationals. This event pulled over 2,500 players from
110 teams to Boston from places like San Diego, the Cayman Islands and Canada with
all sharing hopes of glory.
USA
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AUSTRALIA
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Nashville gets in the swing with the first round of the new Fall Hurling League while
out west in Denver, young outfit Colorado Fenians Hurling Club organize an event with
a difference.
Read about last weekend’s exciting New South Wales GAA Championship finals and
who raised trophies in the Queensland football finals.
CANADA
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Sharon Whelton gives us a round-up of the 2014 Alberta Cup and Western Canadian
Finals, while Orla McKiernan reports on the recent Eastern Canadian Division
Championships. We read also about the first Western Canada GAA Cul Camps.
ASIA
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Rose Clay tells us all about the third and final round of this year’s Korean Gaelic
Games League upon its return to Busan.
NEW ZEALAND
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Paul Mullally reports on the Auckland Hurling & Camogie Tournament.
EUROPE
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The Irmandinhos Estrada Gaelic Football Club is going to start a Gaelic Football Youth
Program this autumn for children in the city of La Estrada in the autonomous region of
Galicia in north-western Spain. The article is in Galician with English summary.
BRITAIN
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London GAA was all the rage recently with no less than five championship finals over
one weekend. We give you the lowdown.
PERSPECTIVE
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American native and hurler, Scott Cooper – known to his friends as ‘Coop’ – got to last
Sunday’s breath-taking All Ireland Hurling final. It was a first final for the Florida based
hurler and he tells us about his day.
IRELAND FOOTBALL
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Former national referee and GAA administrator, Tommy Moran, looks back on the
All Ireland Football semi-finals, with an eye towards the defeated, and considers how
the final might pan out.
FRENCH BLOG
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From Avignon, French native and Gaelic football player, Cyril Iordanidis, who recently
started a club in the South of France, also looks ahead to the All Ireland Football Final
between Kerry and Donegal but in French.
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