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Today in Farmyard Animals And The GAA

Today in Farmyard Animals And The GAA
Mark Farrelly
By Mark Farrelly
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Horses dressed in jerseys, sheep painted different colours, calves championed as oracles; farmyard animals have a long history of involvement with the GAA. Obviously, a goat was the next step:

 

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