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Jarlath Regan: It may be aggressively windswept and rain-sodden, but GAA is our beautiful game
Love for the GAA passed us by, until the passion and purpose hit home during an intense and dramatic school county championship
I don’t know what happened while I was away, but when I came back to Ireland the GAA had become more than a game. When I left it was of course popular to the point of hysteria, but something shifted in the ten years since I moved to England.
When I left, GAA jerseys were something you wore on a match day or on a trip to America on a J1. When I returned, the ...