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'We will achieve it' - Gaelic games bodies vow to complete integration
BBC News 07 Oct 2026
The leadership of Gaelic games bodies have insisted they remain committed to achieving integration and revealed they are close to announcing Dr Mary McAleese's successor as steering group chairperson ... .
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Gaelic Warrior set for blockbuster return in stacked John Durkan Chase that could include stablemate Kitzbuhel
The Sun 07 Oct 2026
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Gaelic games bodies set to reiterate integration promise
RTE 07 Oct 2026
The three Gaelic games bodies will this afternoon tell an Oireachtas committee that they remain "committed to achieving integration...and we will achieve it".
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Watch live: Nominee to lead Gaelic games integration to be announced in coming days
The Irish Times 07 Oct 2026
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Committee on Sport to hear from Gaelic games bodies and Sport Ireland on integration (Houses of the Oireachtas)
Public Technologies 06 Oct 2026
"The integration of Gaelic games is a significant process involving three of the largest sporting organisations on this island and hundreds of thousands of members.
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Gaelic games and Irish culture fill Polar Park
The Gardner News 04 Oct 2026
3, at Polar Park, you could watch Gaelic football and hurling as the Worcester Fenians gave it their all, listen to Irish music, try learning to speak the Irish language and wash it all down (if you were 21+) with a Guinness.
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QMU’s Gaelic football success helps build a thriving student community (Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce)
Public Technologies 01 Oct 2026
The men's Gaelic football team has also enjoyed significant success in recent years, winning the Scottish University Championship in both 2023/24 and 2024/25 and finishing both seasons as unbeaten champions.
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QMU’s Gaelic football success helps build a thriving student community (Queen Margaret University)
Public Technologies 30 Sep 2026
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Australia's 'Scottish town' with Gaelic street signs and annual Scotland festival
Daily Record 27 Sep 2026
It even has its own standing stones ... .
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Dundee woman Katie Munn, 90, remembered as ‘oldest paper girl in St Andrews’
The Courier 23 Sep 2026
The Hilltown mum and granny, who has died at 90, worked as a DC Thomson cleaner before helping her daughter at the NPH cinema and son at Westwood’s in St Andrews ... .
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Camogie Association proposes January 2028 as target for integration of Gaelic games bodies
The Irish Times 21 Sep 2026
The Camogie Association has proposed January 2028 as a new target date for all three Gaelic games organisations to be under the one umbrella ... single NGB [national governing body] for all Gaelic Games.
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Princess of Wales nearly hits bystander while playing Gaelic ball game
The Daily Telegraph 17 Sep 2026
The Princess of Wales nearly left an innocent bystander with an unwelcome souvenir of her royal visit when she was invited to try the Gaelic sport of shinty.
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