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Goleen GAA is a Gaelic Athletic Association based in the parish of Goleen, in Cork, Ireland. This a Gaelic football only club. It participates in competitions organized by Cork county board and Carbery divisional board. The club has had very limited success over the years as it has a very limited population to draw upon. Traditionally, the club has operated at Junior B level, the lowest level possible in Cork. The club uses the name Mizen Rovers for juvenile teams. Team colours are Black & Amber.
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History [link]
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Achievements [link]
- Carbery Junior B Football League Winners 1993, 2010
- Carbery Junior B Football Championship Winners 1959, 2011 Runners-Up 1964, 1987, 1995
- Carbery Under-21 B Football Championship Runners-Up 1984
- Carbery Under-21 C Football Championship Winners 1999 Runners-Up 2004, 2007
Notable players [link]
- John Cullinane
- Liam O' Connell
- Daniel O'Driscoll
- Pascal Sheehy
- Paul Cake
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Goleen
Goleen (Irish: An Góilín) is a small rural village in County Cork on the south-western tip of Ireland. Farming and construction work are the main occupations of the local people. Many are involved with some aspect of the tourist business, looking after some of the many holiday homes which surround the village. The village has four pubs, four shops, and a petrol station.
Goleen is located towards the south-western end of the Mizen Peninsula, in West Cork. The land surrounding the village is of poor quality for farming, being hilly and rocky with limited soil cover. The village has a large Roman Catholic church; there is a smaller Church of Ireland church situated just outside the village but this has now been deconsecrated and is the site for a sail-maker.
Mizen Head, at the southern tip of the Mizen peninsula, about five miles from the village, is often claimed to be the most southerly point on the island of Ireland, but is in fact the country's most southwesterly point. The distinction of being Ireland's most southerly point belongs to nearby Brow Head, from where Guglielmo Marconi experimented with transatlantic radio signals at the beginning of the 20th century.
Radio Stations - Goleen
Podcasts:
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by Christian Bautista
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by Per Gessle
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by Sheryn Regis
Kelan Kaya
by: Christian Bautista[intro:]
Mahal kita ngunit mahal mo siya
Hindi na ba sadyang mag-iiba
Ang pag-ibig mong dati ko pang inaasam
Ang tibok ng puso ko sana'y pakinggan
Kung minsan ba'y iyong nadarama
Pag-ibig kong mas higit sa kanya
Pwede bang kahit saglit ay malimutan siya
Kahit sandali lamang ay maging akin ka
[chorus:]
Kelan kaya kita makakayakap
Kelan kaya ako makakahanap
Ng isang katulad mong bihira na sa mundo
Sana'y ingatan niya tulad ng pag-ingat ko sa puso mo
Pilit ko nang makalimutan ka
Hindi yata sadyang mag-iiba
Ang pag-ibig ko sa 'yo lamang nakalaan
At hindi kita iiwan magpakailan man
[chorus:]
Kelan kaya kita makakayakap
Kelan kaya ako makakahanap
Ng isang katulad mong bihira na sa mundo
Sana'y ingatan niya tulad ng pag-ingat ko sa puso mo
[bridge:]
Kaya kitang mahalin
Higit pa sa pagmamahal n'ya
[chorus:]
Kelan kaya kita makakayakap
Kelan kaya ako makakahanap
Ng isang katulad mong bihira na sa mundo
Sana'y ingatan niya tulad ng pag-ingat ko sa puso mo
Sana'y ingatan niya tulad ng pag-ingat ko sa puso mo