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On average, what is a price of a new kitchen back home these days? How much installation on average?

What companies did people go with?

What program/software did you use to create booklets so you can just go into a printing office and hand them it?

 I have used the free version of Canva for years for making gaa programmes and it's been great but would Canva Pro be good. They have excellent templates which are not available  on basic Canva .

Is it worth the 100 quid?

Thanks in advance

Please help anyone!

How do you see your membership number via An Forieann after you register?

I'm looking for someone to give a few images to and they come up with a nice design? It is GAA related but not for a new crest.

Anyone know anyone who could this?

I annually do big match build-up for Championship games on social media. Im fed up doing the same thing....

Preview of game
Star players
Head to heads
Ratings tactics
Interviews


Anyone got any 'outside the box' ideas?

Je I'm really enjoying Lar Corbett, Jackie Tyrell and Shane McGrath here!

I am interested to find out who does all gaa work on Wikipedia. Very impressed with the records you can find now. Do the GAA employ people to carry out such work? A lot of players who are not even 'stars' have dedicated Wikipedia pages which are excentally written.

Any Kildare people out there tell me why johnstownbridge are only 1/6 against Round Towers? looking at league and Championship placings and it doesnt add up

Two teams finished second in group on equal points
Both teams have played each other twice and both have a win apiece
cant go on score difference as another team at bottom of group have given them walkovers*
Is it a playoff then?

*same team has given them walkovers, can be used then?

this is all hypothetical by the way

Just looking at the recently announced hurling team of the 90s made my mouth water. Some players. Hope they release football one. Gonna have a stab at it.
Gonna be miles out , but here we go...

1. John O'Leary
2. Tony Scullion
3. Darren Fay
4. Keith Barr
5. Paul Curran
6. Henry Downey
7. Seamus Moynahin
8. Anthony Tohill
9. John McDermott
10. Trevor Giles
11. Maurice Fitzgerald
12. Graham Gerghty
13. Mickey Linden
14. Peter Canavan
15. Colin Corkery

Be kind!!

I love the oul gaa writing and reporting, but want to move onto photos as well. Anyone know of a decent camera for taking action shots at a reasonable price?

So, what's it to be......

With the British GAA having their reception in Westminster, to add to other recent events, has the GAA lost its 'radical' edge; or in fact did it ever have 'this?'

I'm curious to see what the posters think.

The British GAA is dining in Westminster tonight



    https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/gaa-makes-trip-to-westminster-in-bid-for-recognition-and-funding-of-gaelic-games-8mtsk7jm5   

It's a thing that really struck home to me when me ma was doing the washing a few weeks back...

Does any of ye find the stuff just have a bad smell all the time? Even out of the wash? I'm not chatting old stuff, but the new merchandise also.

I've gathered information on a particular matter ( which I like to keep quiet until I'm Ready to release it) about GAA players and I want to present as a set of results.

I am just wondering the best way to represent these?

I have the usual things in mind:

- Key findings (Conclusion)
- PowerPoint Presentation
- Breakdown of Results
- Different ways to represent the results ( bar graph , pie charts) ANY OTHER IDEAS
- Why I undertook this mini 'questionnaire'
- Sepeartion of Men/Ladies
- why the results are accurate
- who helped me in gathering results

I believe this topic could be first of its kind (I could well be wrong).

Anybody any information on how best I could do this?

Thanks

So when writing about a club is it 's or s'?

For example, it is Padraig Pearse's GAC. When you put it in writing however, would it be.........

Padraig Pearse's Donaghy scored a point

or

Padraig Pearses' Donaghy scored a point


Let the debate commence!

New catchphrase lads... big dick said so

https://www.facebook.com/gaajerseysforpalestine/

We welcome any GAA clothing to aid the refugees in Palestine and Gaza. This is not just to cloth the refugees, but also to again highlight the mistreatment of Palestinian people under occupation and shows solidarity from the Irish people.

So what do people think of all these commemorative tops?

Pure money driven, suppose any business would do the same. Not for me however.

O'Neills make all these 'nationalist' tops and of course the British Army jerseys. Money, money, money.