Gaelic Football

Cavan have won 5 All-Ireland Football titles: 1933, 1935, 1947, 1948 and 1952.

Fermanagh have never won the All-Ireland Hurling title or the All-Ireland Football title.

Fermanagh have never won the All-Ireland Hurling title or the All-Ireland Football title.

Fermanagh have never won the All-Ireland Hurling title or the All-Ireland Football title.

Fermanagh have never won the All-Ireland Hurling title or the All-Ireland Football title.

Fermanagh have never won the All-Ireland Hurling title or the All-Ireland Football title.

Fermanagh have never won the All-Ireland Hurling title or the All-Ireland Football title.

Fermanagh have never won the All-Ireland Hurling title or the All-Ireland Football title.

Fermanagh have never won the All-Ireland Hurling title or the All-Ireland Football title.

Fermanagh have never won the All-Ireland Hurling title or the All-Ireland Football title.

Fermanagh have never won the All-Ireland Hurling title or the All-Ireland Football title.

Fermanagh have never won the All-Ireland Hurling title or the All-Ireland Football title.

As of the end of the 2011 championship, Kerry have been beaten in 22 All-Ireland senior football finals and they have been beaten in 26 Munster senior football finals.

There is no legal tackle in Gaelic football. The closest to one is that you can hit another player shoulder to shoulder. As to how to foul, there are all sorts of things that constitute fouls, like pushing a player, tripping him, pulling him, pulling his jersey, punching him and so on.

Antrim have never won the All-Ireland Senior Football Final.

Typically 10 to 15 minutes.

Typically 10 to 15 minutes.

Typically 10 to 15 minutes.

Typically 10 to 15 minutes.

Typically 10 to 15 minutes.

Typically 10 to 15 minutes.

Typically 10 to 15 minutes.

Typically 10 to 15 minutes.

Typically 10 to 15 minutes.

Typically 10 to 15 minutes.

Typically 10 to 15 minutes.

The official attendance was 82,269 people.

The official attendance was 82,269 people.

The official attendance was 82,269 people.

The official attendance was 82,269 people.

The official attendance was 82,269 people.

The official attendance was 82,269 people.

The official attendance was 82,269 people.

The official attendance was 82,269 people.

The official attendance was 82,269 people.

The official attendance was 82,269 people.

The official attendance was 82,269 people.

Tommy Walsh, the Kilkenny Hurler, has 4 All-Ireland senior medals.

Tommy Walsh, the Kerry Footballer, has 2 All-Ireland senior medals.

As of the end of the 2011 championships, Derry have one All-Ireland Senior Football title, won in 1993, and they have never won the All-Ireland Senior Hurling title.

Amhrán na bhFiann, Ireland's national anthem, is played before All-Ireland finals and many other Gaelic Football and Hurling matches.

Such a question is open to debate. Alan Brogan would be in most people's top few players.

At the end of the 2011 Championships, they have 75 Senior titles in Munster.

It is hard to give a definitive answer as it can change, but it is well over 100. Many clubs and regions have websites. See the links below for some useful links.

There is no god of Gaelic Football.

There is no god of Gaelic Football.

There is no god of Gaelic Football.

There is no god of Gaelic Football.

There is no god of Gaelic Football.

There is no god of Gaelic Football.

There is no god of Gaelic Football.

There is no god of Gaelic Football.

There is no god of Gaelic Football.

There is no god of Gaelic Football.

There is no god of Gaelic Football.

Football.

Different counties release their shirts at different times. Typically it would be before the beginning of their new season. If their shirt hasn't changed since the previous year, their shirts may already be available.

For many years the cups were presented in the Hogan Stand. For both the Hurling and Football Finals in 1999, 2000 and 2001, and the Hurling Final of 2002, the cups were presented on the field, instead of in the Hogan Stand. This was due to safety concerns of having a crowd on the pitch when the cups were presented in the Hogan Stand. When the presentations were made on the pitch, the crowd were not let on. This were the years and winners for that period.

1999: Hurling - Cork. Football - Meath. 2000 Hurling - Kilkenny. Football - Kerry. 2001: Hurling - Tipperary. Football - Galway. 2002: Hurling - Kilkenny. When Armagh won the 2002 Football Final, which was their first win ever, the crowd came onto the pitch and plans to present the cup on the pitch were abandoned and it was presented in the Hogan Stand. Since then the cups have been presented in the Hogan Stand for both finals again.

The ball used in Gaelic Football is round.

Down, in 1960.

Harry Murphy is the Wicklow Senior football manager (September 2012).

No. A standard game of Gaelic football is played over two 35 minute halves. There are shorter time spans in some levels of the game, like 30 minute halves for under 18s matches known as minors, but it is always played in halves, not quarters.

First of all, it is Ireland's main national sport, just ahead of Hurling. The two sports are run by an organisation known as the GAA, which stands for the Gaelic Athletic Association. In every part of Ireland there are GAA clubs and each club can have many teams. GAA clubs are also places for social gatherings and other social events. People in a locality will follow the teams of their local club. Within each county, the best players from the clubs are selected to play for the county teams. People in each county will follow their own county. Particularly in the summer, when the season is at its highest, this means thousands of people following their county teams. There are many big rivalries, so the games get a lot of attention in the sports pages and beyond. The All-Ireland Hurling Final, on the first Sunday of September and the All-Ireland Football Final on the third Sunday in September are the two biggest sporting events in the Irish sporting calendar. They attract attention from Irish people both in Ireland and abroad.

The GAA was founded in 1884 to promote Irish sports and Irish culture which was at a time when Ireland was still under British rule. So it has historical significance and it has made a great contribution to Irish culture in many ways, not just sport, but things like music and dance and the Irish language amongst other things. The GAA is the largest amateur sporting organisation in the world. None of the players play for money. They play for the love of the sport, which actually makes them play better, as they are playing for their own club, or county. It is similar to the way people in other sports make a particular effort when they are playing for their national team compared to when they are just playing for an ordinary team. The GAA players are just ordinary members of society who have their own jobs or are studying, so they are rooted in the community they live and they hold their allegiance to their club and county for life. So Gaelic Football and more important the GAA is of huge significance in Ireland, much more so than can even be indicated in this answer.

The following counties have never been in the football final:

Leitrim

Fermanagh

Kilkenny

Wicklow

Carlow

Sligo

Longford

Westmeath

The following counties have never been in the Hurling final.

Armagh

Cavan

Derry

Donegal

Down

Kildare

Louth

Longford

Leitrim

Roscommon

Sligo

Wicklow

Fermanagh

Tyrone

Mayo

Meath

Westmeath

Carlow

Monaghan