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Gaelic as an adjective means "pertaining to the Gaels", whether to their language or their culture.

Languages
As a noun, it can refer to a class action of languages (originally) spoken per Gaels, or even to any one of the single languages.

Gaelic can so mean or even refer to:

Goidelic languages Scottish Gaelic language Irish language Manx language

While on to Scottish Gaelic, Gaelic is normally pronounced .

Shelta is sometimes counted as the Gaelic or even Goidelic language; notwithstanding, when these are closely associated using Irish Gaelic these are non genetically related, existence instead a cant which has borrowed a great volume of Irish vocabulary

Gaelic culture and history
As an adjective, Gaelic can refer to the culture & history of the Gaelic-speaking peoples, sustaining information to, amongst more items:

The Gaelic Athletic Association The Gaelic College of Celtic Arts and Crafts Gaelic football Gaelic Games Gaelic handball The Gaelic League The Gaelic Revival

Other uses
SS Gaelic

Hurling and Gaelic Football
Descriptions of both games, including a list of past champions.

The GAA Lookalikes Page
Humorous look at the similarities between GAA personalities and other people, places, and things. Also includes the Eddie Moroney sound clips.

Pictures of Gaelic Football, Hurling, and Camogie
Image gallery.

Vodafone GAA All Stars
Description of the award.

The GAA
History and facts.

GAA Hall of Fame
Profiles of famous players.

101 Reasons Why GAA is Better Than Soccer
Humorous look at the sports.

Cul4kidz
Official GAA site for boys and girls. Includes interviews, articles, statistics, history, basic skills, and activities.

GAA Discussion Board
Message board for fans.






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