3 HISTORY the GAA

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State of Irish culture after the Famine

It was almost extinct, leading to the rise of cultural movements.

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Cultural nationalism in 19th-century Ireland

A movement focused on promoting and reviving national identity.

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Popularity of sports in Ireland pre-1884

English sports like rugby were more popular while Gaelic games dwindled.

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Founding of the GAA

Founded in 1884 by Michael Cusack at Hayes Hotel in Thurles, Tipperary.

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First president of the GAA

Maurice Davin.

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Timing of GAA matches

Played on Sundays so that working people could attend.

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GAA ban on English sports

GAA members were strictly banned from playing English sports.

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Connection between the GAA and the IRB

The IRB infiltrated the GAA, and many people joined both, aligning the GAA with radical nationalism.

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Consequences of the GAA

Preserved Irish identity, promoted the Irish language, and linked sports with nationalism across Ireland and the world.