Eighteenth Century Hurling
A limited-edition charity booklet on eighteenth-century hurling [€10] has been produced for @HeritageWeek with the full proceeds going toward the Ukrainian Crisis. Email [email protected]. #HeritageWeek#Hurling@HeritageHubIRE @historyatgalway
For @HeritageWeek this August, a booklet on the 1897 season and @KillimorGaa’s county title win [they defeated @ArdrahanGAA in the final], with @LoughreaHurling winning the football, has been produced. All the proceeds go to the Killimor Recreation & Fitness Centre. #HeritageWeek
We're preparing early for @HeritageWeek 2022 and this year we'll launch two booklets each day for charity, with all 18 on gaelic games. Included will be those on the great early club sides and seasons of Killimor (1897), Loughrea (1909/11), Ardrahan (1910), and Maree (1933).
..Mr John Derivan now read the rules (assumed to be the Killimor Rules of 1869, as the GAA rules did not yet exist.).. reserve of ten if required (the 26 aside match could have been 36 aside as Killimor had ten extra hurlers available) (Iomar Whelan)
Congrats to Killimor's & @Galway_GAA referee Liam Gordon who has been appointed to ref the @officialgaa Joe McDonagh final between Antrim and Kerry.
Best of luck @LiamGor65942434 👍👍👍