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12 February 2019; The GAA, in conjunction with the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland, today launched the GAA Digital Archive at Croke Park providing free access to past GAA matches to internet users around the world. 113 All-Ireland finals since 1961 are included in the archive and provincial finals from 1961 also feature. The new archive also includes All-Ireland club finals since 1989. In all, over 500 football and hurling matches were retrieved from broadcasters and information such as date, result, venue, referee, scorers and teams and substitutions was added. The establishment of the archive, which received financial backing from the BAI, means that for the first time the GAA has a central repository of the majority of finals that were recorded and broadcast over the last six decades. Pictured are former Dublin goalkeeper Paddy Cullen, left, and former Kerry footballer and selector Mikey Sheehy during the launch of the GAA Digital Archive at Croke Park in Dublin. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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12 February 2019; The GAA, in conjunction with the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland, today launched the GAA Digital Archive at Croke Park providing free access to past GAA matches to internet users around the world. 113 All-Ireland finals since 1961 are included in the archive and provincial finals from 1961 also feature. The new archive also includes All-Ireland club finals since 1989. In all, over 500 football and hurling matches were retrieved from broadcasters and information such as date, result, venue, referee, scorers and teams and substitutions was added. The establishment of the archive, which received financial backing from the BAI, means that for the first time the GAA has a central repository of the majority of finals that were recorded and broadcast over the last six decades. Pictured is former Dublin goalkeeper Paddy Cullen during the launch of the GAA Digital Archive at Croke Park in Dublin. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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12 February 2019; The GAA, in conjunction with the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland, today launched the GAA Digital Archive at Croke Park providing free access to past GAA matches to internet users around the world. 113 All-Ireland finals since 1961 are included in the archive and provincial finals from 1961 also feature. The new archive also includes All-Ireland club finals since 1989. In all, over 500 football and hurling matches were retrieved from broadcasters and information such as date, result, venue, referee, scorers and teams and substitutions was added. The establishment of the archive, which received financial backing from the BAI, means that for the first time the GAA has a central repository of the majority of finals that were recorded and broadcast over the last six decades. Pictured are, from left, former Kerry footballer and selector Mikey Sheehy, Prof Pauric Travers, Chairperson of the BAI, and former Dublin goalkeeper Paddy Cullen during the launch of the GAA Digital Archive at Croke Park in Dublin. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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12 February 2019; The GAA, in conjunction with the Broadcasting Authority of...

12 February 2019; The GAA, in conjunction with the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland, today launched the GAA Digital Archive at Croke Park providing free access to past GAA matches to internet users around the world. 113 All-Ireland finals since 1961 are included in the archive and provincial finals from 1961 also feature. The new archive also includes All-Ireland club finals since 1989. In all, over 500 football and hurling matches were retrieved from broadcasters and information such as date, result, venue, referee, scorers and teams and substitutions was added. The establishment of the archive, which received financial backing from the BAI, means that for the first time the GAA has a central repository of the majority of finals that were recorded and broadcast over the last six decades. Speaking at the launch of the GAA Digital Archive at Croke Park in Dublin is Tomás Meehan, GAA Chief Information Officer. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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12 February 2019; The GAA, in conjunction with the Broadcasting Authority of...

12 February 2019; The GAA, in conjunction with the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland, today launched the GAA Digital Archive at Croke Park providing free access to past GAA matches to internet users around the world. 113 All-Ireland finals since 1961 are included in the archive and provincial finals from 1961 also feature. The new archive also includes All-Ireland club finals since 1989. In all, over 500 football and hurling matches were retrieved from broadcasters and information such as date, result, venue, referee, scorers and teams and substitutions was added. The establishment of the archive, which received financial backing from the BAI, means that for the first time the GAA has a central repository of the majority of finals that were recorded and broadcast over the last six decades. Speaking at the launch of the GAA Digital Archive at Croke Park in Dublin is Prof Pauric Travers, Chairperson of the BAI. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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12 February 2019; The GAA, in conjunction with the Broadcasting Authority of...

12 February 2019; The GAA, in conjunction with the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland, today launched the GAA Digital Archive at Croke Park providing free access to past GAA matches to internet users around the world. 113 All-Ireland finals since 1961 are included in the archive and provincial finals from 1961 also feature. The new archive also includes All-Ireland club finals since 1989. In all, over 500 football and hurling matches were retrieved from broadcasters and information such as date, result, venue, referee, scorers and teams and substitutions was added. The establishment of the archive, which received financial backing from the BAI, means that for the first time the GAA has a central repository of the majority of finals that were recorded and broadcast over the last six decades. Speaking at the launch of the GAA Digital Archive at Croke Park in Dublin is Prof Pauric Travers, Chairperson of the BAI. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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12 February 2019; The GAA, in conjunction with the Broadcasting Authority of...

12 February 2019; The GAA, in conjunction with the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland, today launched the GAA Digital Archive at Croke Park providing free access to past GAA matches to internet users around the world. 113 All-Ireland finals since 1961 are included in the archive and provincial finals from 1961 also feature. The new archive also includes All-Ireland club finals since 1989. In all, over 500 football and hurling matches were retrieved from broadcasters and information such as date, result, venue, referee, scorers and teams and substitutions was added. The establishment of the archive, which received financial backing from the BAI, means that for the first time the GAA has a central repository of the majority of finals that were recorded and broadcast over the last six decades. Speaking at the launch of the GAA Digital Archive at Croke Park in Dublin is Uachtaráin Cumann Lúthchleas Gael John Horan Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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12 February 2019; The GAA, in conjunction with the...

12 February 2019; The GAA, in conjunction with the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland, today launched the GAA Digital Archive at Croke Park providing free access to past GAA matches to internet users around the world. 113 All-Ireland finals since 1961 are included in the archive and provincial finals from 1961 also feature. The new archive also includes All-Ireland club finals since 1989. In all, over 500 football and hurling matches were retrieved from broadcasters and information such as date, result, venue, referee, scorers and teams and substitutions was added. The establishment of the archive, which received financial backing from the BAI, means that for the first time the GAA has a central repository of the majority of finals that were recorded and broadcast over the last six decades. Speaking at the launch of the GAA Digital Archive at Croke Park in Dublin is Uachtaráin Cumann Lúthchleas Gael John Horan Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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12 February 2019; The GAA, in conjunction with the Broadcasting Authority of...

12 February 2019; The GAA, in conjunction with the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland, today launched the GAA Digital Archive at Croke Park providing free access to past GAA matches to internet users around the world. 113 All-Ireland finals since 1961 are included in the archive and provincial finals from 1961 also feature. The new archive also includes All-Ireland club finals since 1989. In all, over 500 football and hurling matches were retrieved from broadcasters and information such as date, result, venue, referee, scorers and teams and substitutions was added. The establishment of the archive, which received financial backing from the BAI, means that for the first time the GAA has a central repository of the majority of finals that were recorded and broadcast over the last six decades. Pictured is former Dublin goalkeeper Paddy Cullen in conversation with former Kerry footballer and selector Mikey Sheehy during the launch of the Digital Archive at Croke Park in Dublin. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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12 February 2019; The GAA, in conjunction with the Broadcasting Authority of...

12 February 2019; The GAA, in conjunction with the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland, today launched the GAA Digital Archive at Croke Park providing free access to past GAA matches to internet users around the world. 113 All-Ireland finals since 1961 are included in the archive and provincial finals from 1961 also feature. The new archive also includes All-Ireland club finals since 1989. In all, over 500 football and hurling matches were retrieved from broadcasters and information such as date, result, venue, referee, scorers and teams and substitutions was added. The establishment of the archive, which received financial backing from the BAI, means that for the first time the GAA has a central repository of the majority of finals that were recorded and broadcast over the last six decades. Pictured is former Dublin goalkeeper Paddy Cullen in conversation with former Kerry footballer and selector Mikey Sheehy during the launch of the Digital Archive at Croke Park in Dublin. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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12 February 2019; The GAA, in conjunction with the Broadcasting Authority of...

12 February 2019; The GAA, in conjunction with the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland, today launched the GAA Digital Archive at Croke Park providing free access to past GAA matches to internet users around the world. 113 All-Ireland finals since 1961 are included in the archive and provincial finals from 1961 also feature. The new archive also includes All-Ireland club finals since 1989. In all, over 500 football and hurling matches were retrieved from broadcasters and information such as date, result, venue, referee, scorers and teams and substitutions was added. The establishment of the archive, which received financial backing from the BAI, means that for the first time the GAA has a central repository of the majority of finals that were recorded and broadcast over the last six decades. Pictured are former Dublin goalkeeper Paddy Cullen, left, and former Kerry footballer and selector Mikey Sheehy during the launch of the GAA Digital Archive at Croke Park in Dublin. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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12 February 2019; The GAA, in conjunction with the Broadcasting Authority of...

12 February 2019; The GAA, in conjunction with the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland, today launched the GAA Digital Archive at Croke Park providing free access to past GAA matches to internet users around the world. 113 All-Ireland finals since 1961 are included in the archive and provincial finals from 1961 also feature. The new archive also includes All-Ireland club finals since 1989. In all, over 500 football and hurling matches were retrieved from broadcasters and information such as date, result, venue, referee, scorers and teams and substitutions was added. The establishment of the archive, which received financial backing from the BAI, means that for the first time the GAA has a central repository of the majority of finals that were recorded and broadcast over the last six decades. Pictured are former Dublin goalkeeper Paddy Cullen, left, and former Kerry footballer and selector Mikey Sheehy during the launch of the GAA Digital Archive at Croke Park in Dublin. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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12 February 2019; The GAA, in conjunction with the Broadcasting Authority of...

12 February 2019; The GAA, in conjunction with the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland, today launched the GAA Digital Archive at Croke Park providing free access to past GAA matches to internet users around the world. 113 All-Ireland finals since 1961 are included in the archive and provincial finals from 1961 also feature. The new archive also includes All-Ireland club finals since 1989. In all, over 500 football and hurling matches were retrieved from broadcasters and information such as date, result, venue, referee, scorers and teams and substitutions was added. The establishment of the archive, which received financial backing from the BAI, means that for the first time the GAA has a central repository of the majority of finals that were recorded and broadcast over the last six decades. Pictured are former Dublin goalkeeper Paddy Cullen, left, and former Kerry footballer and selector Mikey Sheehy during the launch of the GAA Digital Archive at Croke Park in Dublin. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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12 February 2019; The GAA, in conjunction with the Broadcasting Authority of...

12 February 2019; The GAA, in conjunction with the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland, today launched the GAA Digital Archive at Croke Park providing free access to past GAA matches to internet users around the world. 113 All-Ireland finals since 1961 are included in the archive and provincial finals from 1961 also feature. The new archive also includes All-Ireland club finals since 1989. In all, over 500 football and hurling matches were retrieved from broadcasters and information such as date, result, venue, referee, scorers and teams and substitutions was added. The establishment of the archive, which received financial backing from the BAI, means that for the first time the GAA has a central repository of the majority of finals that were recorded and broadcast over the last six decades. Pictured are, from left, former Dublin goalkeeper Paddy Cullen, Uachtaráin Cumann Lúthchleas Gael John Horan and former Kerry footballer and selector Mikey Sheehy during the launch of the GAA Digital Archive at Croke Park in Dublin. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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12 February 2019; The GAA, in conjunction with the Broadcasting Authority of...

12 February 2019; The GAA, in conjunction with the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland, today launched the GAA Digital Archive at Croke Park providing free access to past GAA matches to internet users around the world. 113 All-Ireland finals since 1961 are included in the archive and provincial finals from 1961 also feature. The new archive also includes All-Ireland club finals since 1989. In all, over 500 football and hurling matches were retrieved from broadcasters and information such as date, result, venue, referee, scorers and teams and substitutions was added. The establishment of the archive, which received financial backing from the BAI, means that for the first time the GAA has a central repository of the majority of finals that were recorded and broadcast over the last six decades. Pictured are, from left, Uachtaráin Cumann Lúthchleas Gael John Horan, former Dublin goalkeeper Paddy Cullen, Elizabeth Farrelly, manager of the BAI archiving scheme, and former Kerry footballer and selector Mikey Sheehy during the launch of the GAA Digital Archive at Croke Park in Dublin. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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12 February 2019; The GAA, in conjunction with the Broadcasting Authority of...

12 February 2019; The GAA, in conjunction with the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland, today launched the GAA Digital Archive at Croke Park providing free access to past GAA matches to internet users around the world. 113 All-Ireland finals since 1961 are included in the archive and provincial finals from 1961 also feature. The new archive also includes All-Ireland club finals since 1989. In all, over 500 football and hurling matches were retrieved from broadcasters and information such as date, result, venue, referee, scorers and teams and substitutions was added. The establishment of the archive, which received financial backing from the BAI, means that for the first time the GAA has a central repository of the majority of finals that were recorded and broadcast over the last six decades. Pictured are, from left, Uachtaráin Cumann Lúthchleas Gael John Horan, Prof Pauric Travers, Chairperson of the BAI, former Dublin goalkeeper Paddy Cullen and former Kerry footballer and selector Mikey Sheehy during the launch of the GAA Digital Archive at Croke Park in Dublin. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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12 February 2019; The GAA, in conjunction with the Broadcasting Authority of...

12 February 2019; The GAA, in conjunction with the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland, today launched the GAA Digital Archive at Croke Park providing free access to past GAA matches to internet users around the world. 113 All-Ireland finals since 1961 are included in the archive and provincial finals from 1961 also feature. The new archive also includes All-Ireland club finals since 1989. In all, over 500 football and hurling matches were retrieved from broadcasters and information such as date, result, venue, referee, scorers and teams and substitutions was added. The establishment of the archive, which received financial backing from the BAI, means that for the first time the GAA has a central repository of the majority of finals that were recorded and broadcast over the last six decades. Pictured is former Kerry footballer and selector Mikey Sheehy during the launch of the GAA Digital Archive at Croke Park in Dublin. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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12 February 2019; The GAA, in conjunction with the Broadcasting Authority of...

12 February 2019; The GAA, in conjunction with the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland, today launched the GAA Digital Archive at Croke Park providing free access to past GAA matches to internet users around the world. 113 All-Ireland finals since 1961 are included in the archive and provincial finals from 1961 also feature. The new archive also includes All-Ireland club finals since 1989. In all, over 500 football and hurling matches were retrieved from broadcasters and information such as date, result, venue, referee, scorers and teams and substitutions was added. The establishment of the archive, which received financial backing from the BAI, means that for the first time the GAA has a central repository of the majority of finals that were recorded and broadcast over the last six decades. Pictured is former Dublin goalkeeper Paddy Cullen during the launch of the GAA Digital Archive at Croke Park in Dublin. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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12 February 2019; The GAA, in conjunction with the Broadcasting Authority of...

12 February 2019; The GAA, in conjunction with the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland, today launched the GAA Digital Archive at Croke Park providing free access to past GAA matches to internet users around the world. 113 All-Ireland finals since 1961 are included in the archive and provincial finals from 1961 also feature. The new archive also includes All-Ireland club finals since 1989. In all, over 500 football and hurling matches were retrieved from broadcasters and information such as date, result, venue, referee, scorers and teams and substitutions was added. The establishment of the archive, which received financial backing from the BAI, means that for the first time the GAA has a central repository of the majority of finals that were recorded and broadcast over the last six decades. Pictured is former Kerry footballer and selector Mikey Sheehy during the launch of the GAA Digital Archive at Croke Park in Dublin. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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12 February 2019; The GAA, in conjunction with the Broadcasting Authority of...

12 February 2019; The GAA, in conjunction with the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland, today launched the GAA Digital Archive at Croke Park providing free access to past GAA matches to internet users around the world. 113 All-Ireland finals since 1961 are included in the archive and provincial finals from 1961 also feature. The new archive also includes All-Ireland club finals since 1989. In all, over 500 football and hurling matches were retrieved from broadcasters and information such as date, result, venue, referee, scorers and teams and substitutions was added. The establishment of the archive, which received financial backing from the BAI, means that for the first time the GAA has a central repository of the majority of finals that were recorded and broadcast over the last six decades. Pictured are former Dublin goalkeeper Paddy Cullen, left, and former Kerry footballer and selector Mikey Sheehy during the launch of the GAA Digital Archive at Croke Park in Dublin. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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12 February 2019; The GAA, in conjunction with the Broadcasting Authority of...

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