John Kelly The GAA Covered review, recensie en informatie boek over de geschiedenis van de Gaelic sport in Ierland. Op 4 september 2025 verschijnt bij Gill Books het boek van John Kelly over de Gaelic Athletic Association, in het Iers Cumann Luthchleas Gael genoemd.
John Kelly The GAA Covered review en recensie
- “A valuable compendium that plays fitting tribute to the ultimate GAA collector’s item.” (Michael Foley, Sunday Times)
The GAA Covered
The History of the GAA in Match Programmes
- Auteur: John Kelly (Ierland)
- Soort boek: Ierse geschiedenis, sportgeschiedenis
- Taal: Engels
- Uitgever: Gill Books
- Verschijnt: 4 september 2025
- Uitgave: gebonden boek
- Prijs: € 29,99
- Boek bestellen bij: Amazon / Bol / Libris
Flaptekst Gaelic Athletic Association book
The GAA Covered is a stunning visual compendium of GAA programmes. With over 100 years of material contained within, each page features striking images of that year’s provincial and All-Ireland final match programmes, along with superb captions of context and colour.
Whether it’s tightly rolled up between two nervous, wringing hands, proudly sticking out from a quick-stepping back pocket or carefully brought home to be kept for posterity, the match day programme is part of the very fabric of the GAA and in The GAA Covered this glorious document gets its long overdue day in the sun.
The GAA Covered is a stunning visual compendium of over 100 years of GAA programme covers from 1913 to the present day, and an invaluable collection of local, social and sports history. Each page of this comprehensive collection features striking images of that year’s provincial and All-Ireland final match programmes, along with superb captions of context and colour.
John Kelly is born in Ireland. He is a primary school principal. He has had a lifelong involvement in Gaelic games as a player, coach and administrator, and more recently as an intercounty match official. He has also been a contributor to RTÉ’s Sunday Miscellany and Ireland’s Own magazine. He lives in County Carlow with his wife Maria and his two sons, Pádraic and Lorcan.
