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Front cover: 'Championship race underway…' – Armagh v Monaghan action and an Armagh captain lifting a cup, with a strip of nine county photographs and the John Mulholland Motors (Skoda, Randalstown) sponsorship. From the editor's word: Tyrone retain the National Football League title and Westmeath win Division Two; Armagh, still holders of the Sam Maguire Cup, are beaten by Laois in the league semi-final and then by Monaghan in the Ulster championship opener; Tyrone's under-21s beat Monaghan (Paul Finlay); Ulster minor action; St Ciaran's Ballygawley and Holy Trinity Cookstown in the vocational schools finals; Cavan's Ulster vocational schools win at Enniskillen; St Patrick's Maghera win the MacRory Cup against St Mary's Magherafelt and go on to Hogan Cup glory; Errigal Ciaran's run to the All-Ireland club semi-final against Nemo Rangers; Dunloy's All-Ireland club hurling final against Birr; Antrim's National Hurling League Division 2 title against Kerry at Croke Park and their Ulster hurling final against Derry. Inside: an extensive club section, county features and player profiles, the popular ladies, camogie, hurling and handball sections, and photographs from the 2003 Ulster Convention with Ulster GAA Chairman John O'Reilly (pages 110-111). Approximately 116 pages, A4 (about 21 x 29.7 cm), full colour, perfect bound. Barcode 8003773500037. 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Monthly Magazine since 1979' – Ireland's leading Gaelic games monthly – Volume 24 No. 10, November 2003 (cover price €2.60 \/ £2.00 \/ $4.00), published monthly by Costar Associates Ltd, 13a Abbey Lane, Abbey Farm, Celbridge, Co. Kildare; publisher Michael Wright; editor Owen McCann; design Ken Wright; photographs Adrian Melia. Gaelic World is the official magazine of Cumann Lúthchleas Gael. Front cover: Michelle McGing on the attack for Mayo in the All-Ireland ladies football final – 'Mayo Again!' – with an inset of the Dublin captain lifting the Under-21 trophy ('Under-21 title for Dublin'), and plugs for Laois minors, the new era in under-21 hurling, lessons from down under, a new role for Páidí and world handball. Features: Our View – clubs take centre stage (page 3); A Lot Done, More To Do – reflections on GPA (Gaelic Players Association) progress (4); Here to Stay – pointers from the Coca-Cola International Rules series (8); The Promised Land – Peter Canavan's final, Tyrone's first All-Ireland (10); The Masters – another double for Kilkenny (12); A First for the Dubs – the under-21 famine over (15); Championship Highlights – a review of the 2003 season (18); New Era in Hurling – an under-21 boost from Erin (21); Páidí's Back – a new challenge for the Kerry ace, Páidí Ó Sé, with Westmeath (25); Dramatic Win for Mayo – late goal drama in the ladies final (27); Colour profile – Christina Heffernan (Mayo) (31); Laois Boys Make History – an All-Ireland minor first (32); Record Breaker – a handball first for Paul Brady (Cavan), with Fiona Shannon (Antrim) in the ladies singles (36). 36 pages, A4 (about 21 x 29.7 cm), full colour. ISSN 0332-1274. 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Front cover: hurling action in a circular frame – a Galway forward in maroon and white hoops against a Tipperary defender – with 'The Choice of the Stars', 'Texaco Stars' and portraits of the Texaco award winners. Contents: Editorial Comment by Tommy McQuaid – 'It's knocking time again', on the Late Late Show's attack on the GAA and President Paddy Buggy (page 3); major rule changes are needed in hurling – former president Tim Horgan (5); 'Sunday After Sunday', a tribute to the GAA – Alan Kinsella (7); restructuring of fixtures – Brian Sweeney (9); Talking of referees – Eamonn Young (13); Kerry dominate because of hard work, commitment and hunger – Paud Kinane (17); John Fenton, the hurling maestro from Midleton – Joe Halpin (21); Jack O'Shea, Texaco footballer of the year – David O'Reilly (23); the loss of McGuigan and Connor – Sean O'Reilly (25); handball round-up – Sean Clerkin (27); spotlight on Meath's Mick Lyons – Joe McMahon (29); vocations – Paul Gibson (31); a call for a close season – Noel Horgan (35); camogie – Mary Moran (39); ladies football, a young sport growing fast – Nora Lawless (41); rounders still thrives – Colm Fay (43); Ulster news – Seamus Hourigan (44); Junior Desk with GAA book reviews – Jack Mahon (45); Frank McGuigan, Tyrone – cut-out star of the month (49). Approximately 52 pages, A4 (about 21 x 29.7 cm), stapled, colour cover with black-and-white inside. 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Front cover: 'The Magic of the Dubs' – the dramatic moments at the end of the 1983 All-Ireland football final, with captain Tommy Drumm holding the Sam Maguire Cup aloft, surrounded by jubilant Dublin team-mates and well-wishers; 'The Choice of the Stars'. Contents: Editorial Comment by Tommy McQuaid – End of an Era, Dawn of an Era, on the GAA Centenary Year of 1984 and the state of hurling (page 3); Tony Hanahoe, Dublin selector, on the '83 final (4); The Magic of the Dubs – Jack Hickey (7); Galway are not bad sports, but this defeat will haunt us – Jack Mahon (11); Quiz Time – P.J. Lyons (15); handball – Tipperary's Tony Ryan – Sean Clerkin (19); The Dazzling Twelve – Myles Thornton (21); Heffo the miracle worker – Kevin Heffernan's tactics – John Downes (24); the editor's Pádraig Puirséal Hall of Fame award (28); How good are Kilkenny? – the final of the big wind – Noel Horgan (30); Dublin's half-backs – Peter Dunphy (35); taking 'Sam' off the capital – Eamonn Young (38); Gaelsport Annual review – Bill Kiely (40); camogie – a record year for the Leesiders – Agnes Hourigan (41); the '83 hurling scene – Joe McNulty (43); Junior Desk – Jack Mahon, with the late Tom Creedon of Cork remembered (46); John Caffrey – cut-out star of the month (49). Approximately 52 pages, A4 (about 21 x 29.7 cm), stapled, colour cover with black-and-white inside. 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Front cover: Ger Power, Kerry's captain in the 1980 championship campaign, in front of the Bank of Ireland Allstars hoarding at Croke Park – 'Inside: the Bank of Ireland Allstars! Unsung heroes of hurling'. Contents: the important role of a goalkeeper – Shane Flynn (page 6); Mike Sheehy's column – the Kerry star answers readers' queries (9); Unsung Heroes of Hurling – Norman Freeman on Pat Stakelum of Tipperary (10); quiz (13); Male Rule Not OK – a plea for greater involvement for women (15); A First for Mary Weld, Kildare County Board registrar – Colette McCormack (17); Brian Mullins – John O'Shea on the Dublin star (21); the Bank of Ireland All Stars in colour – the football and hurling award winners (22-27); Tosaí Clúiteach Chorcaigh Fhoireann, le Séamas Ó Cualáin (29); handball – John Joe Gilmartin, a champion of champions (31); Five Years Waiting – Owen McCrohan on Kerry's Vincent O'Connor (32); Leinster round-up – Paddy Flanagan (35); Ulster scene – Ballycastle (37); camogie – Cork's warning to title hopefuls (39); Club Focus – Patrick Madden visits Mountmellick (42); letters, with a Croke Park school tours memoir (46); editorial 'Encouraging for Hurling' on Antrim's minor win over Kilkenny and Féile na nGael in Galway. Approximately 48 pages, A4 (about 21 x 29.7 cm), stapled, colour cover with black-and-white and colour inside. 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