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It’s Tyrone v Monaghan this weekend but don’t expect the GAA to promote it
Tyrone’s Brian McGuigan and David Henry of Dublin launching the 125th year of the GAA
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It might escape your attention, but this is the first weekend of the National Football League.
We say that, because when it comes to promoting this product, the GAA have never felt the need. Occasionally, they will commission an advertising company to come up with a glib slogan – the latest one being, ‘Where your edge belongs’ and shoot a few scenes for a video promo.
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