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09 Sept 2025
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09 Sept 2025
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From parish pride to All-Ireland glory, the GAA has shaped the cultural heartbeat of Ireland for over a century.
This lively panel brings together sports journalist Stephen Gleeson, Tipp Mid West presenter and big match commentator, historian Seamus King, acclaimed memoirist Eimear Ryan, Colm Bonnar former Tipperary player and manager, and Arthur O’Dea of Off the Ball to explore the deep roots and evolving role of Gaelic games in Irish life.
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From the pitch to the page, and the clubhouse to the commentary box, they’ll discuss how the GAA has connected generations, sustained communities, and reflected the changing face of Ireland.
Expect insight, memory, and the unmistakable rhythm of a shared national passion.
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