The GAA encouraged people to play Gaelic Football and Hurling, Ireland's two main sports, and some other sports. They did not encourage people to play other sports such as soccer and Rugby, because they were seen as foreign sports. The rules that banned people playing these other sports was removed in 1971.
The Irish take on certain roles such as: people who are bettter than u, people who r heaps kwl, and people that eat cake....i hope my answer was decent
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More than likely no. It's just playing off the supposed luckiness of the Irish people, suggesting if you play there you'll be lucky and obvisiously win a lot.
It was opressive and killed people for speaking Irish, playing Irish sports, crushed the culture.
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the tin whistle and penny whistle or an Irish whistle and a bohran is a drum
It is a good way of teaching the language while playing the sports. It fits in with the objectives of the GAA of promoting their sports and supporting the Irish language. People can have fun while playing and they can learn something too.
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There are Irish people living in Germany, and German people living in Ireland, but Irish people are Irish and German people are German.
No, Irish people don't have green blood. We're Irish people, not leprechauns. This is coming from an Irish person.
Some Irish people do and some Irish people do not.
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