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Hurling:     more books (100)

Three Kings - Cork Kilkenny Tipperary: The Battle for Hurling Supremacy by Ralph Riegel, 2008-08-11 Munster Hurling Legends: Seven Decades of the Greatest Teams, Players and Games by Eamonn Sweeney, 2003-11-11 2010s in Northern Ireland: 2010 in Northern Ireland, 2009-10 Ifa Premiership, All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship 2010 GAA: The Glory Years: Hurling and Football 1991-2005 by Ronnie Bellew, 2006-05-01 Over 50 Years of Clare Hurling Teams (1949-2001): Pa Howard's Collection by Patrick Howard, 2002-09-27 1926 in Ireland: 1926 in Gaelic Games, 1926 in Northern Ireland, Ballylinan Gaa, Ballinderry Shamrocks Gac, National Hurling League The Ultimate Encyclopedia of Gaelic Football and Hurling by Martin Breheny, Donal Keenan, 2001-12 GAA Quiz Book: Over 2,000 Gaelic Football And Hurling Questions by Christy O'Connor, 2007-10-01 The Championship 2003: Football and Hurling the complete record by Brian Carthy, 2003 The Blues. A History Of St. Finbarr's National Hurling And Football Club by Sean Beecher, 1984-01-01 The Greatest Hurling Decade by Nicholas Furlong, 1998-10 Classic Munster Hurling Finals by Seamus J. King, 2007-01 Cork's Hurling Story by Time Horgan, 2011-01-28 Around the Square: The Story of Ennis Hurling by Ollie Byrnes, 2003-10-07

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21. Hurling - Wikipédia
    Translate this page hurling é um jogo nacional irlandês de origem celta, semelhante ao hóquei. Duas equipas, compostas por 15 elementos cada uma, tentam introduzir com a ajuda  
    http://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hurling
    
    Extractions: Ir para: navega§£o pesquisa Hurling © um jogo nacional irlandªs de origem celta , semelhante ao h³quei . Duas equipas, compostas por 15 elementos cada uma, tentam introduzir com a ajuda de uns bastµes, uma bola (do tamanho do tªnis) na baliza contr¡ria. As dimensµes do campos s£o: 120-146 m de comprimento por 75-91 de largura. A baliza tem forma de H, como a de rugby, mas na sua parte inferior, est¡ equipada com uma rede. As medidas da baliza s£o: 6,40X2,44 m; altura dos postes, 4, 88 m. O jogo © contabilizado atrav©s de gols e pontos. O gol consegue-se quando a bola ultrapassa a linha sob a trave da baliza, valendo ent£o trªs pontos. Se passa pela parte superior, entre os postes, vale um ponto. Esportes coletivos Broomball Cr­quete Curling Hurling Camogie Kabaddi Korfball Newcomb ball ... Wiffleball

22. Strange Bridegroom-hurling Ceremony Takes Place In Niigata Town
    Mainichi Daily News is the Englishlanguage edition of Japan s leading Mainichi Shimbun newspaper, and the world s most popular online destination for  
    http://mdn.mainichi.jp/national/news/20080119p2a00m0na028000c.html
    
    Extractions: Weather var buttonstr = ''; buttonstr = buttonstr + ''; document.write(buttonstr); document.write(''); Search articles Search photos Search Jump to main text News ... National News Participants shout "One, two, three!" as they hurl a newly married man over the edge of a snowy ledge during the ceremony in Tokamachi, Niigata, on Jan. 15. TOKAMACHI, Niigata Residents in the Matsunoyama district of Tokamachi celebrated the marriage of local women in a recent lunar new year ceremony that has continued for centuries by throwing the bridegrooms over a 5-meter-high snowy ledge. The ceremony started about 300 years ago, reportedly as an act of revenge on men from outside the village who married local women. The ceremony targets bridegrooms who married local women during the previous year. One of the bridegrooms to be thrown over the ledge on Jan. 15 was a 33-year-old researcher from Tokyo's Katsushika-ku, who emerged covered in snow. His 31-year-old wife was waiting for him when he landed. "I caught my husband at the bottom and our love deepened," she said, smiling. "I want to make our family one with lots of children."

23. Indy Hurling.com - The Homepage Of The Indianapolis Irish Hurling Club
    Indy hurling will hold it s Annual General Meeting on February 2 at 11am. The meeting will take place at Broad Ripple Park Field House.  
    http://www.indyhurling.com/
    
    Extractions: American Hurling Co. Annual General Meeting Indy Hurling will hold it's Annual General Meeting on February 2 at 11am. The meeting will take place at Broad Ripple Park Field House. ALL members of Indy Hurling are strongly encouraged to attend . At the meeting we will be electing officers and setting our plans/goals for the coming season. Following the AGM, we'll move to the park for a friendly pickup game of American Football and then warm up at a local pub with some celebratory beverages. Indy Hurling 2007 Team Awards Indy Hurling capped off a great 2007 by handing out some hardware at their annual winter social. A great dinner and good times were had by all.

24. Central Coast, Central Coast Gaelic Club, Gaelic Football Sydney Australia, Ladi
    Central Coast Gaelic Club is based in Sydney Australia and has a hurling, Gaelic Football, and Camogie team.  
    http://www.thecoastgaa.com/
    
    Extractions: Home Hurling Ladies Football Camogie ... Contact Us ....to the website of the Central Coast Gaelic Athletic Club , Sydney, Australia. We hope you enjoy browsing our new website, which aims to provide you with all the latest club information and news, whether you are a Coastie: past, present or future! 22nd Jan 2008 - Congrats to Coast Stalwart Paddy Joe Kirwan on recent marriage to Rima. Event on Sun 10th Feb 2008: The Coast Hurling and Ladies Football team will again be taking part in this years Padraig Pearse 7-a-side competition in Melbourne. 29th Dec 2007: Congrats to Coasties Helen and Marty on tying the knot on Sat 29th Dec. Best wishes to you from all the Coasties!!! Click on photo gallery to see pics. Click here to see the latest video clips Proud Sponsors of the Central Coast Gaelic Athletic Club: www.thecoastgaa.com info@thecoastgaa.com

25. Hurling - Wikipedia
    Translate this page hurling (Iers iomáint of iománaíocht) is een ploegsport van Keltische origine, en wordt gespeeld met sticks en een bal. Het spel wordt voornamelijk in  
    http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hurling
    
    Extractions: Ga naar: navigatie zoeken De bal (sliotar) met stick (hurley, cam¡n) Hurling Iers iom¡int of iom¡na­ocht ) is een ploeg sport van Keltische origine, en wordt gespeeld met sticks en een bal. Het spel wordt voornamelijk in Ierland gespeeld, en wordt beschreven als de snelste ploegensport ter wereld. Hurling wordt alleen door mannen gespeeld, een versie van het spel voor vrouwen heet camogie . Het lijkt op shinty dat in Schotland wordt gespeeld. Het doel van het spel is om meer punten te scoren dan de tegenstander. Punten worden vergaard door een harde, met leer beklede bal van 65mm diameter (een sliotar ) in de goal van de tegenstander terecht te laten komen. Het doel is een stel palen in de vorm van een H (net als bij rugby ) aan iedere kant van de pitch die ongeveer 137x82 meter is. In het onderste gedeelte van de H hangt een net, zoals bij voetbal . Een doelpunt ( cºl , drie punten) wordt gemaakt als de bal in het net terecht komt. Men kan ©©n punt scoren als de bal tussen de palen in het bovenste gedeelte van het doel terecht komt.

26. Lonely Planet | Theme Guides | Sport | Hurling, Ireland
    hurling isn t what the Irish do when they ve had too much Guinness (well, not always). It s actually a mad kind of aerial hockey invented to make the  
    http://www.lonelyplanet.com/theme/sport/sport_hurling.htm
    
    Extractions: Hurling isn't what the Irish do when they've had too much Guinness (well, not always). It's actually a mad kind of aerial hockey invented to make the English feel embarrassed about tiggy-touchwood soccer. If you haven't had the twisted pleasure of seeing this example of man's inhumanity to man, head to the Emerald Isle - but keep your head down. This 15-century-old activity pulls no punches. A hurling match is perhaps the fastest spectator sport in the world (with only ice hockey matching it for up-close frenzy). From a distance it resembles a roaming pack-fight between men with thin pale legs and names like Liam and Sean. At ground level it's much more frightening, a kind of 15-a-side escape from the asylum. Hurling is rapid, breakneck and rambunctious. The game moves too fast for the novice to understand anything but the most basic rules, but you can start by imagining an egg-and-spoon race with a pack of enormous angry stick-wielding roosters charging the leader. The aim is to hurtle a pellet-hard ball called a sliotar into goals using a stick with a paddle at its end ( hurley ). The players balance the sliotar on their hurley and then run, hit or bounce it forward, sometimes with all limbs attached.

27. Hurling - Definition From The Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary
    Definition of hurling from the MerriamWebster Online Dictionary with audio pronunciations, thesaurus, Word of the Day, and word games.  
    http://www.m-w.com/dictionary/hurling

28. Gaelic Football & Hurling Association Of South Australia
    Website for Gaelic Football in Adelaide and South Australia.  
    http://www.gaelicfootballsa.com.au/
    
    Extractions: Welcome to www.gaelicfootballsa.com.au T The Gaelic Football season is played in South Australia over summer from October to March. Games are played 4 nights a week under lights at St Marys in Men's and Women's State League and a Men's 9-a-Side comp. We are in the second half of the 2007-2008 season. Finals are about to commence in the 9-a-Side and exciting finishes expected in the State League comps. For more information about Gaelic Football in SA, please e-mail info@gaelicfootballsa.com.au Latest Page Update Latest News [See Online News for full details] 22/01/08: 9-a-Side Finals: The 2007/08 9-a-Side minor round games are now complete. The final minor round games last week saw some exciting games that would decide final placings for the top 6 teams to play off in the finals over the next 3 weeks...[ read more 15/01/08: SA State Teams Coaching Appointments: Coaches and Managers for South Australia State teams to compete at the 2008 Australasian Gaelic Football Championships have been announced...[

29. Sean Treacy's Hurling Club, London.
    DUBAI GULF GAELIC SEVENS TOURNAMENT 25/26TH JAN 2008. In celebration of our 50th year, Sean Treacys will be heading to Dubai to compete in the Dubai  
    http://www.seantreacys.com/

30. IT Sligo Hurling Club
    Fixtures and results, pictures, history, reports, and honours.  
    http://staffweb.itsligo.ie/staff/bmccann/itsligohc.html
    
    Extractions: Institiuid Teicneolaiochta, Sligeach CLG Welcome to the IT Sligo Hurling Website. Home of the Datapac Ryan Cup 2005 Ryan Cup Results: Na Piarsaigh, Limerick: March 4th Semi-final IT Sligo 3-9 Tipperary Institute 0-8 At LIT: March 5th Ryan Cup Final IT Sligo 2-13 Carlow IT 0-5 Ryan Cup Player of the Tournament - Ger Farragher (Galway, IT Sligo) Ger also only Ryan Cup player to receive Datapac Hotshot (see Photos link). April 20: Freshers reach Division 2 final, defeating UUJ, QUB, UUJ (again), and UL along the way but lose to MICL in final Thanks to our Sponsors: Shenanigans, and Gaelic Gear. New! Photos and reports Sign Guestbook View Guestbook 2003/04 Season ... 2002/03 Season Ryan Cup 2002: See Sligo Champion and Sligo Weekender reports Ryan Cup 2002 Draw Results for 2000/01 - including historic 2nd League Division 2 win for Senior hurlers- updated 29/1/2002 Reports for 2000/01 includes League final report as IT Sligo defeat the might of UCC! Gallery - club pics updated 23/10/01 Links Fixtures and Results for 1999/00 Reports for 1999/2000 Camogie Results 1999/2000 Ryan Cup Panel 2000 Ryan Cup 2000 Awards for 1999/2000 ... Review of Season 1998/99 including historic first Ryan Cup win.

31. Gaelic Football, Hurling Are Irish Passions
    Few things arouse Irish passions like the fastpaced, hard-hitting sports of hurling and Gaelic football. More than just athletic pastimes, they occupy a  
    http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2002/03/0308_020315_gaelicsports.html
    
    Extractions: But how many of us will thrill to the grace of an athlete as he hurls the sliothar into the net for the winning goal? Or cheer battling footballers as they hand-pass and kick their way up the pitch? Email to a Friend RELATED "It's ingrained in my nature as an Irishman," said John Keane of the Gaelic Athletic Association's North American Board. "It's a tremendously important part of my heritage. (As a child) you spoke Gaelic, enjoyed the Irish music and dancing, and you played the games." While the sports are an integral part of Ireland's national heritage, he noted, their organization also makes them sources of intense local pride. Teams represent Ireland's counties, and players must have family connections to, or live and work in, the counties they represent (most players have second jobs). The free-agency system familiar to North American sports fans does not exist. "This really makes you passionate about your team, because they really do represent you," Keane said.

32. Kilkennygaa.ie
    Winner of the Sweep on the day was hurling and Racing personality A spectacle of colour, the edition includes news on all the hurling, Handball,  
    http://www.kilkennygaa.ie/
    
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33. BBC NEWS | Scotland | South Of Scotland | Hamster Hurling Man Found Guilty
    A jury unanimously finds a man guilty of throwing a hamster in a cage out of a third floor window.  
    http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/south_of_scotland/7189756.stm
    
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34. Blackrock National Hurling Club
    Blackrock National hurling Club is one of the oldest hurling clubs in Ireland, having been officially founded in 1883. hurling was played in the area long  
    http://www.blackrockhurling.org/

35. Rahoon/Newcastle Home Page
    Cumman lománaíochta RathúnChaisleáin Nua. News and results, club lotto, pictures, pitch details, officers, sponsors and a forum.  
    http://www.rahoonnewcastle.com/

36. Cork
    CORK TEAM MANAGEMENT hurling FOOTBALL 2007 COUNTY BOARD OFFICERS 2008 CLUB DIVISIONAL CONTACTS 2007 INSTRUCTION FOR REGISTRATION OF MEMBERS 2007  
    http://cork.gaa.ie/

37. Hurling - Wikipedia
    Translate this page hurling (irisch Iomáint, Iománaíocht) ist ein Mannschaftssport keltischen Ursprungs, der mit Stöcken und einem Ball gespielt wird. Es wird hauptsächlich in  
    http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hurling
    
    Extractions: Wechseln zu: Navigation Suche Hurling irisch Iom¡int Iom¡na­ocht ) ist ein Mannschaftssport keltischen Ursprungs, der mit St¶cken und einem Ball gespielt wird. Es wird haupts¤chlich in Irland gespielt und ist eine der schnellsten Mannschaftssportarten der Welt. Es gibt Parallelen zum schottischen Shinty . Die Frauenvariante des Hurling heiŸt Camogie . Das Ziel des Spieles ist es, mehr Tore und Punkte zu erzielen als die gegnerische Mannschaft. Eine Mannschaft besteht aus 15 Spielern. Ball und Schl¤ger Jeder Spieler ist mit einem Stock ausger¼stet. Der Stock wird Hurl oder Cam¡n genannt und wird traditionell aus Eschenholz hergestellt. Er hat eine L¤nge von 64-97 cm. Das Schlagende des Stockes ist breiter als der Griff und wird Bas genannt. Beim Hurl des Torh¼ters ist das Bas doppelt so groŸ wie das der anderen Spieler. Der Spielball wird Sliotar genannt und ist aus Leder. Er hat einen Umfang von 23 bis 25 cm und wiegt zwischen 110 und 120 Gramm. Ein gut geschlagener Ball kann bis zu 150 km/h erreichen und gut 80 Meter weit fliegen. Zum Schutz vor Verletzungen tragen die meisten Spieler einen Plastikhelm mit Gesichtsschutz. F¼r Spieler unter 21 Jahren ist er Pflicht. Das Spielfeld ist rechteckig und hat eine L¤nge von 130-145 Metern sowie eine Breite von 70-80 Meter. In der Mitte der beiden Grundlinien des Spielfeldes befindet sich jeweils ein H-f¶rmiges Tor. Der Abstand zwischen den Torpfosten betr¤gt 6,50 Meter. Die H¶he der Torpfosten betr¤gt mindestens 7 Meter. In 2,50 Meter H¶he verl¤uft eine Querstange zwischen den Torpfosten. Der darunter befindliche Teil wird „Tor“ genannt. An der Querstange und am Torpfosten sind die Tornetze befestigt. Um die Tore befinden sich 2 Rechtecke. Das kleinere ist 14 Meter breit und 4,50 Meter lang (Torraum). Das gr¶Ÿere ist 19 Meter breit und 13 Meter lang (Strafraum). AuŸerdem gibt es eine 20-Meter-Linie sowie eine 65-Meter-Linie. Die MaŸe des Spielfeldes und der Tore sind bei Jugendspielen kleiner.

38. GAA, Gaelic Football And Hurling T-Shirts From PRIDE
    Starting out in April 2003, it is our aim to provide GAA (Gaelic Games) fans with high quality well designed tshirts so they can show their colours with  
    http://www.pride.ie/

39. Hurling Statistics | Latest Match Results And Updated Scoring Statistics | Hurli
    hurlingstats.com is the Internet s premier hurling statistics web site. It contains detailed information on hurling matches and hurling teams as well as  
    http://www.hurlingstats.com/

40. Cloyne GAA - Cloyne Co.Cork Ireland
    Cloyne GAA is a leading hurling football club situated in the East Cork town of Cloyne.  
    http://www.cloynegaa.com/

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