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Can anyone tell me of GAA clubs that are named after terrorists or tournaments named after terrorists?
Please make all the information verifiable with web links.
To all the people in message board land I would like to as you a question.
Can anyone tell me of GAA clubs that are named after terrorists or tournaments named after terrorists?
Please make all the information verifiable with web links.
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1st Battalion Royal Irish Regiment
I dont believe any GAA club or tournament is named after a terrorist. Sorry to disappoint you.Originally Posted by social-disease
I know of a GAA club named after one of the hunger strikers in Derry. I dont know of the name or location. I read it in a paper last week
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There are ones named after the Hunger strikers and other Irish republicans I believe but social - disease wanted to know if there were any named after terrorists which there aren't.
Well I dont particularly want to go into it...but the guys who died on hungerstrike, why were they in Prision??
I dont wanna have a row.....
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Come on Dunny you should know better than to feed unionist trolls
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Im not feeding them. Im being honest....
I totally support the Hungerstrikers in their actions in prision but not how they got into prision
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They were IRA and in sosme cases INLA members resisting British rule in Ireland like Connolly, Pearse, Mellowes, Collins, Breen, etc etc in their time. Social - Disease wanted to now was any clubs named after terrorists and there aren't. Nothing to row about there. Simple answer to a simple question.
There aren't any now F off you tool!
Hear, Hear!!There aren't any now F off you tool!
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