Exploring people, culture and ideas

Learning Outcome 2.10: Examine how one sporting, cultural or social movement impacted on Irish life.

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Free resources for history teachers!

​The GAA Museum have produced a suite of free educational resources for secondary schools on Bloody Sunday 1920. Register online & receive an education pack, & online lectures by historians. Also, you can arrange a live virtual classroom session with a GAA Museum tour guide. Highly recommend, don't miss out!

https://crokepark.ie/bloodysundayforschools 

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gaa.ie - history

rté - the game - 7 ages of hurling

gaa learning - 

​Céim Ar Aghaidh: History of the GAA

​Céim Ar Aghaidh: GAA in 1948

​Céim Ar Aghaidh: Hurley Making

​Céim Ar Aghaidh: Mícheál Ó Muircheartaigh

​the irish story - ‘As a Gael should meet Gaels’ – The Gaelic Athletic Association in the Irish Free State 
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century ireland - 

​Gaelic Sunday – The GAA v the British Empire
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​Kilkenny: the making of a hurling tradition
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​How Leix Won the All-Ireland Hurling Championship of 1915
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the irish times - Gaelic Sunday: When the GAA took on the British empire

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HISTORICALLY SIGNIFICANT PLACES AND BUILDINGS
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croke park

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other resources

the irish examiner - is cork commemorative jersey the right fit?

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FOCUS TASK
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revision
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test your knowledge
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