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The great blue awakening: Heffo, St Vincent’s and the decade of the Dubs

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By Sean Moran, Seán Moran 
| The Irish Times
Gay O’Driscoll pinpoints the 1976 All-Ireland club football triumph to that February’s semi-final, when St Vincent’s faced Nemo Rangers. “I remember, we went to early Mass in Marino and Jimmy Keaveney came in and there was a few others, but we never talked about the match. We went to the station, then got the train down to Cork and arrived in the Mardyke, which was in the heartland of south Cork, Nemo’s area. “They had beaten us in the replay of the 1973 final.
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GAA to collaborate with UCC for 2029 Atlas project

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By Sean Moran, Seán Moran 
| The Irish Times
The GAA is to collaborate with University College Cork (UCC) in the latest of the university’s acclaimed Atlas series. Cork University Press will publish Atlas of the GAA to coincide with the association’s 145th anniversary in 2029. The series has already commemorated the Famine, the War of Independence and the Civil War with a combination of expert academic texts, new research, maps, archival documents, paintings and photographs.
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How the GAA finally learned to stop worrying about the World Cup

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By Sean Moran , Seán Moran 
| The Irish Times
The GAA cottoned on to the World Cup pretty quickly. It was going to be trouble. Five years after the 1966 tournament in England, widely seen as the stalking horse for interest in soccer, certainly among the GAA community, the association published the wide-ranging report of the McNamee commission.
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