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Analysis: Right at its core, Gaelic football is a mirror to Irish society and to the nature of that society at any given time Before January 17th, 1885, there was no such thing as Gaelic football.

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But even when the numbers add up, Gaelic football tends to veer towards glorious illogic. Cooke’s miss came soon after Matthew Tierney’s fluffed two-point free and Molloy’s scuffed effort.

Ian Ward is a reporter at POLITICO. A who’s-who of Republican elites is set to gather Tuesday at the National Building Museum for a swanky gala hosted by American Compass, the institutional home ...

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