HURLING MATCH

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THE HURLING MATCH
This account of a rather gory hurling match between two ancient tribes for the sovereignty of Ireland is the earliest recorded mention of our Irish national game in the annals.
In this crucial game, the youthful, skilful hurlers and warriors of the Tuatha Dé Danann were roundly beaten and pummelled by Rua the Bloody and his powerful Fir Bolg warriors when the wrath of the indigenous Fir Bolg descended upon them like a tidal wave and they were routed and left bloody or dead on the hurling field.

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PRINT SIZE	8.5 x 11 Inches, 21.6 x 27.94 cm, A1, 60.9 x 84.1cm, 24 x 33.1 inches, A2, 41.9 x 60.9cm, 16.5 x 24inches, A3, 29.8 x 43.1cm, 11.75 x 17inches, Canvas 76 x 101cm, 30 x 40inches

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Printing and Postage info:
All regular prints are printed by my son Redmond from his home in California and are shipped from there.
For more info on us and the prints click on the our prints page.
This is a family business run by Jim and his children, Redmond and Suzanne Fitzpatrick.