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Conference tallis::celt

Title:Celt Notefile
Moderator:TALLIS::DARCY
Created:Wed Feb 19 1986
Last Modified:Tue Jun 03 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:1632
Total number of notes:20523

185.0. "Please reply this time" by FNYFS::AUNGIER (Rene El Gringo) Mon Apr 27 1987 10:16

    I have a lot of French people asking me about Gaelic Football.
    The reason it came up is that almost all Irish people who come to
    work here paly football, and I was trying to explain to them that
    most Irish boys and indeed girls play football expecially Gaelic
    football from an early age. 
    
    Now trying to explain the rules is almost impossible, and they ask
    is it like American football. So here's what I am looking for and
    I will pay for it if necessary. I want a video cassette of a all
    Ireland final of football and hurling, a goood one that was not
    too one sided. Can anybody help me?. I am also trying to start a
    club in the area as there are quite a few Irish here, enough for
    6 teams or more and I miss the old game and maybe I could introduce
    the game to some of the French and Swiss.
    
    Hoping somebody can help me.
    
    Denis, could you maybe get a old team together from Paris even though
    you yourself don't play the game, you must have good Irish contacts
    there, it would be great.
    
    Anybody in Valbonne care for a game, don't be shy, we can do it.
    
    Come on the Dubs
    
    Rene
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185.1The Dubs foreverMEO78B::FARRELLMon Apr 27 1987 23:487
    Rene,
    
    I believe that the Dublin/kerry games are available on video. These
    games were really classics and were from 74-79 (I think). If anyone
    can confirm this I'd like to know how to get those tapes also.
    
    - Joe
185.2TSC01::MAILLARDTue Apr 28 1987 03:519
    Re .0: Rene, there are already at least 2 Gaelic football teams
    in Paris, each based in a different Irish pub. The pubs are known
    as John's and Tony's, from the landlords' names. John's pub is
    L'Escale, 55, rue Montmartre, 75002 Paris, Tony's pub is Le Gobelet
    d'Argent (The Silver Goblet), 11 (or is it 10?), rue du Cygne, 75002
    (or 75001?) Paris. At least 2 games between the teams have already
    been played, both won by John's team. I don't know much more about
    it.
    			Denis.