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History: GAA

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Bloody sunday An tragedy that took place in the 1920s where british forces open fired on a Gaelic Football match in Croke park, killing 14 people and injuring 60-100
Croke park A stadium in Dublin that serves as the headquarters of the GAA. The stadium host irish games like hurling or Gaelic football
Cultural nationalism A belief that a nation is defined by it’s culture, history shared heritage and language
GAA Irelands main sporting and cultural organisation founded in 1884 by Micheal Cussack
Gaelic sunday A peaceful defiance of British control lead by the GAA. Tens of thousands people played Irish sports like hurling and Gaelic football , ignoring permits from the British government
Home rule party A political organisation lead by charles Parnett and Issac butt in the 1870s. It aimed for Irish governance over the island while remaining tied to the British empire
Who is Micheal Cusack and what did he do for the GAA He was the main founder of the GAA and was an Irish nationalist
Irish rebellion brotherhood The Irish rebellion brotherhood (IRB) also known as Fenians, was a political organisation founded by James Stephens, which aimed to establish a free Irish republic through physical force.
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