Article: BABY DUMPED AT GAA PITCH BACK WITH MUM.(News)

Article: Business plan call over GAA pitch.(News)
The News Letter (Belfast, Northern Ireland);  January 18, 2005 ;     545 words ... ... to spend almost three quarters of a million pounds on a new GAA pitch. The planning application for the pitch in Kilbroney public ... the year ahead and it was expected the spending on the new GAA pitch would be hotly debated on environmental and financial grounds ...

Article: GAA pitch is vandalised.(News)
The People (London, England);  December 4, 2005 ;     295 words ...BOY RACERS are being blamed for ripping up a GAA pitch. It is thought that the motorised thugs took to the field at Blackwater, Gorey, last weekend. Club Secretary Denise Leacy said ...

Article: Joyriders destroy GAA pitch.(News)
The Mirror (London, England);  October 17, 2005 ;     385 words ...Byline: By JOHN FALLON A GAA pitch has been ruined by joyriders who smashed through two gates in a stolen car. Most of the field was damaged and it is feared the ...

Article: WORKER DIES ON GAA PITCH.(News)
The Mirror (London, England);  October 14, 2004 ;     238 words ...A MAN in his 50s has died after apparently falling from a hoist at the GAA pitch in St Patrick's Park, Co Wexford.

Article: GAA: Pitch invasion may keep Coleman on ...
The Mirror (London, England);  June 19, 2001 ;     700+ words ...Byline: ORLA BANNON EAMON Coleman's pitch invasion at Clones will be high on the agenda at tomorrow night's Games Administration Committee meeting. The Derry manager is likely to feel the wrath of the disciplinary body for the second year running after bursting on to the field during Sunday's

Article: GAA: Pitch gets switched.(Sport)
The Mirror (London, England);  December 1, 2000 ;     448 words ...THE AIB Leinster club final between Na Fianna and O'Hanrahan's has been switched to Portlaoise. The Leinster Council took the decision yesterday to switch the match from its original venue, Newbridge, because of the condition of the pitch there. Portlaoise has been on standby since last weekend

Article: GAA pitch 'ban' lifted.(News)
The News Letter (Belfast, Northern Ireland);  January 25, 2000 ;     274 words ...LARNE Borough Council has dropped its opposition to plans for a gaelic sports pitch in the town. Close on 200 people had objected to the proposals for the GAA facility at Brustin Brae Road, on the outskirts of Larne, in a move that was supported by the council.