Looking at Elements of Performance Analysis for GAA Club Teams of all ages. Motivated by Purpose.
Dublin City, Ireland
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Great to see our @LadiesFootball players training for their colleges competition today @LawSocIreland
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It was real a real honour to be invited to the inaugural meeting of
The Law Society of Ireland’s Members Steering Group for the Society’s Future Property Strategy
which will start with the New Law School Building (on campus) at Blackhall Place.
Followed by guiding the members on a walk to review the scope and phasing.
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The Law Society, My Boss GC and the Director General MG are very supportive of my G…
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Jim Mc being profoundly deep with something simple enough to be obvious.
Heraclitus an Ancient Greek philosopher said
"A man cannot step into the same river twice, because it is not the same river, and he is not same man." -Heraclitus
Understand this and no matter who you win against or wins against you, you understand when you play next it’s totally different.
🎥 @offtheball
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Wow .. The Students of @LawSocIreland on sound check as part of The Solicitors Charity Run Day 👏👏👏👏
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A BIG Thank You to all the Solicitors Profession.
From the 12 National Schools in the Local North City Area of Stoneybatter and Surrounds.
Even the weather is playing its part in the Soccer Tournament for all students taking place at @LawSocIreland
#oursolicitors #inthecommunity
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Over the last few months I have watched this group work and work and work to get the special honour to wear the Blue Jersey of Dublin.
Next Saturday 2 o’clock, they welcome one of the most exciting young teams in hurling to Parnell Park, Last year’s All Ireland Finalist, Offaly.
Free in for all aged 16 and under. Bring your Club Team to support.
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In James Kerr's book Legacy, which explores the lessons of leadership from the New Zealand All Blacks, former fly-half Andrew Mehrtens talks about the ritual of 'sweeping the sheds' after a game.
"It's an example of personal discipline, it's not expecting somebody else to do your job for you," he says.
"It teaches you not to expect things to be handed to you. If you have personal discipline in your life, then you are going to be more disciplined on the field."
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Some last minute “cramming” we use to call it.
Great to see this student taking full advantage of all the facilities at @LawSocIreland before a 10am exam start.
The FM team really enjoy supporting the students in what is always a time of focus. Shout out to Cleaning Crew, place is looking good.
(Permission sought and received from the student to take and post the pic)
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In the end, it's extra effort that separates a winner from second place. But winning takes a lot more that that, too. It starts with complete command of the fundamentals.
Jesse Owens
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Thank you @thesidelinelive for getting this memory to pop up on my timeline
"He was very quick to explain and very quick to dispel any levels of entitlement that were anywhere. This was something bigger than us, this was the Dublin team."
As @DubGAAOfficial aim for history, we spoke to @AnalysisGAA about the sea change in the team, led by Pat Gilroy.