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It makes me so happy when Irish folks can speak Gaeilge and aren't embarrassed to do so. Ireland and its people are a gift to the world and something to be treasured.

No, you can't hold your crosse against your chest to protect the ball.

They should play a game to see what’s better Hurling or Lacrosse????

Is im héireann agus Meiriceánaigh ag breathnú imirt iománaíocht an rud funniest

Really nice video, great challenge! Keep it up! 💥

Donal Og is saying that 'trickle-down' economics operate in the GAA? Don't think so. It's basically Animal Farm.....the pigs at the top gather the money and the workhorses (the clubs) are worked to death. Then you have the Manchester City of the GAA being over-funded by Croke Park and proclaiming to the world that they did it on their own....with the 'plan'. Bullshit. 1/4 of the population of the country and they won 2 All Irelands in nearly 34 years before 2011. 1/4 of the population and most of the countries businesses, due to short-sighted government policies. Dublin's All Ireland wins from 2011 - 2016 (and beyond) should have an asterisk beside them, or carry the tagline: "these titles were fully-funded by Croke Park". The GAA is slowly (quickly?) turning into the rugby model. You have the elitist teams at the top and the shite teams (counties & clubs in general) are forgotten about. All the GAA want is for Dublin to be strong, to push marketing and just for enough players to be coming through. They're killing the game and it will be too late before they cop on.

I used to play at Hurling when I went to UCLA. I would go down to the boozer, drink three pitchers of beer and head into the gents to hurl.

Greatest sport on the planet 👍

Kilkenny=new England patriots

mup the rah

Great watch. As a Galway GAA man born and bred and someone who has played to minor and senior level 'squads'. The commitment is hard for people to understand. It becomes an obsession. In a global context...'what's rare is beautiful'. I played 'soccer' GAA football and hurling at the age of 18...I wish I stuck with hurling. The knees in my mid 30's are now suffering!! :D

kilmoyley for champo

My family is a hurling family My 2 brothers( I have 3) play for my county I love this sport because they're normal people Because they don't get paid Because they may have bad injuries but they do it for the love fir the game I don't think any non-Irish will understand the commitment of making sure that you see the All-Ireland Making arrangements at wedding venues so the game can be shown I love this sport ❤️🇮🇪

The closest thing we Americans have at a national level is NCAA college sports--which has some of the same elements of amateurism and regional pride (but obviously not quite to the same extent because there is no lifelong commitment to your team). Let's not ruin that too by professionalizing it (i.e., paying college players). It has already been somewhat corrupted in basketball with the "one and done" phenomenon and will only get worse as pro sports throw around increasingly insane player salaries (paid for by you and me with $12 concession stand beers and $150 tickets).

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Great documentery but the action from the games was all scrappy play could of showcased us a little better by choosing better clips. how you can show a documentary of our sport to Americans and not show diarmuid o sullivans shoulder against limerick is beyond me as well as others and for that i give it a 7/10

Did Henry not know that there was a goalpost behind him, and all he had to do, was point?

f*** you

bloody sunday is something completely different

Very interesting!

Its more a regional obssession than a national obssession,but otherwise a good documentary.It has hurling down to a tee.The hurling all ireland is the super bowl of ireland ,but we have more than one the gaelic football all ireland is slightly bigger.The GAA governs both these sports so the money generated in the one goes to both.Another thing they missed out on is the phenonemen of the dual player who plays both.Saying that they were probably better to keep it simple the way they did.

Ha ha you finally put kilkenny in at the end, bitter not much