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Among our booklets for 2026 is one on Loughrea town a century ago (following those on the town in 1791, 1824, and 1846). This year will be our final one producing booklets, with ten more charity titles rounding off 100 over the past decade.

Among our booklets for 2026 is one on Castlegar's 1957 county hurling champions. This year will be our final one producing booklets, with ten more charity titles rounding off 100 over the past decade. @CastlegarGAA @Galway_GAA @Galwaygaareport @officialgaa

Among our booklets for 2026 is one on Galway 'Wild Geese', focusing on Galway soldiers fighting in battles across the globe. This year will be our final one producing booklets, with ten more charity titles rounding off 100 over the past decade.

Among our booklets for 2026 is one on the 1928 Tynagh county hurling winning side. This year will be our final one producing booklets, with ten more charity titles rounding off 100 over the past decade. @officialgaa @Galwaygaareport

Among our booklets for 2026 is one on Taylor and Skinner's road maps of the county in 1777. Next year will be our final one producing booklets, with ten more titles rounding off 100 over the past decade.

A thousand congratulations to Sr de Lourdes Fahy on the launch of her terrific book, 'They Lived in Gort', in the @ladyg_hotel last evening. A living legend. Well done too to Tonii, Colman and the Guaire Magazine team. You can get your copy of the book in Gort, Labane, or Cloone.

At @BallygluninRail on Sunday next, there will be a lecture and booklet launch on newspaper reports from the eighteenth century. For more on the day's @HeritageWeek activities, which begin at 2pm, please visit heritageweek.ie or email admin@ballyglunin.com. #HeritageWeek

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250 years ago, #Tipperary led the way in hurling. They did it again today! For more on Ireland in 1775, specifically in Galway and Kilkenny, charity booklets have been produced for @HeritageWeek including this report (FJ, 28 Sept 1775) and others. Visit heritageweek.ie.

Among the charity booklets for @HeritageWeek 2025 is one on Castlegar's 1979 county triumph (defeating @mullaghgaa @cumannathanri @KillimordalyGAA (replay) & @kinvaragaa ) and 1980 All-Ireland triumph (defeating @Tremane_GAA @RockiesCork & @Ballycastle_GAA ). Not men, but giants!

Among the seven charity booklets for @HeritageWeek 2025 is one on early match reports on Galway Hurling, reporting on @KillimorGaa @Meelicke @cumannathanri @ArdrahanGAA @turloughmorehc @ClarinbridgeGaa @KilconieronGAA @KillimordalyGAA and @Kiltormer_GAA amongst many others.

Among the seven charity booklets for @HeritageWeek 2025 is one on Galway's NHL triumph of 1931. With players from @GortGAA @liammellowsgaa @GAAMareeOran @CraughwellGAA @tommylarkinsgaa @Ballinderreen1C @StThomassHC and Tynagh, and led by Ignatius Harney, they were unstoppable.

The 1905 All-Ireland Football Championship was one of the most exciting to take place since the establishment of the GAA. Among the seven charity booklets for @HeritageWeek 2025 is one on Kildare's triumph 120 years ago...

In the year of Roscommon's first county championship, the President’s Cup was beyond a secondary competition and the interest (34 clubs) greatly surpassed that of the championship (16). Among the charity booklets for @HeritageWeek 2025 is one on Roscommon's first cup competition.

The year of 1775 in County Kilkenny, as captured in newspaper reports, mirrors the prevailing picture in Ireland as a whole. Among the seven charity booklets for @HeritageWeek 2025 is one on Kilkenny newspaper reports from 250 years ago...

The year of 1775 in County Galway, as captured in newspaper reports, mirrors the prevailing picture in the country as a whole. Among the seven charity booklets for @HeritageWeek 2025 is one on Galway newspaper reports from 250 years ago...