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GAA President pens letter to Juvenile coaches as training resumes today Reporter: ');  '); GAA President Larry McCarthy has written a letter to the Association's juvenile coaches ahead of the resumption of under-age training this Monday evening. In his letter Larry McCarthy wrote: "Monday, 26th April is a significant date for the GAA as our clubs continue the resumption of activity. It is the date when activity finally resumes in clubs all over Ireland. "This will be a particularly special day for our young people and their supportive coaches in clubs in the 26 Counties who have missed out ...

McCarthy: Let's provide underage players with as many games as possible April 24, 2021 GAA President Larry McCarthy. ©INPHO/Tom O'Hanlon. GAA President Larry McCarthy has penned an open letter encouraging juvenile coaches to provide underage players with as many games as possible over an extended season. Already permitted in Northern Ireland, underage non-contact training in pods of 15 can resume in the Republic of Ireland this coming Monday. While no dates have yet been given for the resumption of fixtures between underage teams, McCarthy called on clubs and counties to "work towards provid...

» Mícheál Mac Donncha Martin McGuinness once said that the deaths of the ten hunger strikers in 1981 was “our 1916”. The impact of the hunger strike was so profound that he was comparing it to the epoch-making events of the 1916 Rising and the executions of the 16 leaders.  The connection was made directly by Bobby Sands himself when he wrote during his hunger strike:  “I may die but the Republic of 1916 will never die. Onward to that Republic and the liberation of our people.”  The 16 executed leaders and the men and women who fought shoulder to shoulder with them died for a fr...

Council to work towards wheelchair accessible park The move comes as neighbouring Causeway Coast and Glens break ground on their latest accessible park. Reporter: ');  '); Mid Ulster District Council is exploring the possibility of developing more wheelchair-accessible play facilities throughout the council area. At last week's full council meeting, Chair Cathal Mallaghan raised the issue after being approached by a constituent at a event to launch new play equipment. “It's come to my attention that there is a lack of wheelchair-accessible play equipment in the Mid Ulster area,” he told...

Read online at https://workersliberty.org/node/36953 Brexit and the Six Counties: for a federal united Ireland Submitted by martin on 16 March, 2021 - 4:49 Author: Micheál MacEoin This year marks the unhappy centenary of the foundation of the state of Northern Ireland, which was born amid sectarian violence in 1921. The Brexit debacle and, most recently, the hastily withdrawn threat from the European Commission t...