We can’t go to Croke Park in person, but all of our members can link-in there. They are planning several initiatives for clubs such as ours and it is all going to be free.

First up is the------------ 

GAA Museum Virtual Book Club

You can still learn more about Gaelic Games and the history of the Association by becoming a member of their new virtual GAA Museum Book Club. Each month the GAA Museum team will choose a well-known GAA book to read and review. At the end of the month, the museum will host a free online interview with the author, in which you can submit questions and comments. The ambition of the book club is to review some of the great GAA books and to give us all a much-needed sporting boost as we stay at home.

You can find out more and how to get involved via the following link: https://crokepark.ie/bookclub

It is a simple sign-in and away you go then;

I have already asked Croke Park to consider featuring excellent GAA books written by Dr Crokes’ members.

1  How to play Gaelic Football    published in 1914   Author Dick Fitzgerald

2   King in a Kingdom of Kings   ( 2008) The biography of Dick Fitzgerald.  Author Canon Tom Looney

If you have any queries, you may contact me.

Eamonn Fitzgerald

fitzgeraldfam48@gmail.com

087-6298606