A History of the GAA in 100 Objects Book by Siobhán Doyle

A History of the GAA in 100 Objects Book by Siobhán Doyle offers a new perspective on the GAA by assembling a range of objects from every county in Ireland, as well as overseas, to present a chronological history of the GAA that also functions as a social history of the people who have been involved in it. From a fifteenth-century horsehair sliotar to a tweed camogie dress, Trevor Giles’s sleeveless jersey and Brian Cody’s baseball cap, all corners of the GAA world, personal and official, are explored and celebrated in A History of the GAA in 100 Objects.

• Fully illustrated celebration of the history of Gaelic Games since the early medieval era
• Objects range from the fourteenth century to the present day, and represent all four provinces and international GAA strongholds
• Written by historian and curator Siobhán Doyle, who is a regular contributor to national broadcast and print media
• Hardback book
• 240 pages