Sport, Sectarianism and Society in a Divided Ireland

John P. Sugden · Alan Bairner

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Physical Education and Sports Studies Sports, Gender, and Society Irish and British Studies

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Sport, politics and power relations Gaelic games and Irish politics British sports and Irish identity world sport in an Irish setting sport, leisure and the state in Northern Ireland - the role of central government local government sport and leisure provision - the Belfast experiment. Conclusion: sport, politics and national identity - the lessons of Northern Ireland.

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