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21 Feb 14 - 08:23 PM (#3603674) Subject: Lyr Req: The Chairman of the GAA club song?. From: GUEST,Uibh Fhaili I heard the best song ever sang at O'Lochlainns pub in Ballyvaughan. It was about a GAA club AGM. It was to the air of The Jolly Beggarman. Does anyone have the lyrics?. |
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01 Jul 22 - 10:13 AM (#4146076) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: The Chairman of the GAA club song?. From: Felipa Back in 2014, I asked a friend who lived near Ballyvaughan about this song. He didn't know it. So the search is on again! |
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01 Jul 22 - 04:23 PM (#4146108) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: The Chairman of the GAA club song?. From: Reinhard You've lost me here with your acronyms. What are a GAA and an AGM? |
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01 Jul 22 - 06:30 PM (#4146121) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: The Chairman of the GAA club song?. From: GUEST,.gargoyle When I opened the thread I was expecting - GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION (USA sports secondary school level approx 1910-1975) It is quite obvious he is referring to - USGAA the governing body of hurling, camogie, and Gaelic football. Sincerely, Gargoyle A snippet of a phrase would help |
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01 Jul 22 - 07:45 PM (#4146126) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: The Chairman of the GAA club song?. From: Felipa Ballyvaughan is in County Clare, IRELAND so more likely the GAA than the USGAA, Gargoyle Gaelic Athletic Association aka CLG, Cumann Lúthchleas Gael , AGM - Annual General Meeting "a yearly meeting of the members or shareholders of a club, company, or other organization, especially for holding elections and reporting on the year's events" (Oxford Dictinary) |
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03 Jul 22 - 10:53 PM (#4146209) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: The Chairman of the GAA club song?. From: GUEST,.gargoyle In the USA - womens/girls Inter scholastic,collegial sports were overseen by the AAA (Amature Athletic Union)but it was not until approx 1972 that reality set in. |