Former President of the Gaelic Athletic Association Christy Cooney

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GAA Annual Congress, Croke Park, Dublin  - 24 Feb 2018

Queen Elizabeth Ii (r) Joins Gaa President Christy Cooney (c) at Croke Park Dublin During the Second Day of Her State Visit to Ireland 18 May 2011 Ireland Dublin

Ireland Britain Queen Elizabeth Ii Visit - May 2011

Christy Cooney, President of the Gaelic Athletic Association, introduces Queen Elizabeth II to hurling players at Croke Park

Queen Elizabeth II State Visit to Dublin, Ireland - 18 May 2011

Prince Philip, Queen Elizabeth II and Christy Cooney President of the GAA with a hurley at Croke Park

President Mary McAleese, Queen Elizabeth II and Christy Cooney, President of the Gaelic Athletic Association, at Croke Park

President Mary McAleese, Queen Elizabeth II and President of The GAA Christy Cooney in Croke Park

President of the GAA Christy Cooney, Queen Elizabeth II, President Mary McAleese and Prince Philip in Croke Park

Christy Cooney President of the GAA, Queen Elizabeth II and President Mary McAleese at Croke Park

Christy Cooney President of the GAA, Queen Elizabeth II and President Mary McAleese walk from the tunnel into Croke Park

President Mary McAleese, Queen Elizabeth II and GAA President Christy Cooney at Croke Park

Britain's Queen Elizabeth Ii (3-l) and Irish President Mary Mcaleese (l) Listen to Gaa (gaelic Athletic Association) President Christy Cooney (4-l) at Croke Park in Dublin Ireland 18 May 2011 Queen Elizabeth Arrived on 17 May in Ireland For an Historic Four-day State Visit the First by a British Monarch Since Irish Independence Ireland Dublin

Britain's Queen Elizabeth Ii (c) and Irish President Mary Mcaleese (c-r) Listen to Gaa (gaelic Athletic Association) President Christy Cooney (c-l) at Croke Park in Dublin Ireland 18 May 2011 Queen Elizabeth Arrived on 17 May in Ireland For an Historic Four-day State Visit the First by a British Monarch Since Irish Independence Ireland Dublin

Britain's Queen Elizabeth Ii (c) and Irish President Mary Mcaleese (l) Listen to Gaa (gaelic Athletic Association) President Christy Cooney (r) at Croke Park in Dublin Ireland 18 May 2011 Queen Elizabeth Arrived on 17 May in Ireland For an Historic Four-day State Visit the First by a British Monarch Since Irish Independence Ireland Dublin

Britain's Queen Elizabeth Ii (c) and Irish President Mary Mcaleese (r) and Gaa (gaelic Athletic Association) President Christy Cooney (l) Sit at Croke Park in Dublin Ireland 18 May 2011 Queen Elizabeth Arrived on 17 May in Ireland For an Historic Four-day State Visit the First by a British Monarch Since Irish Independence Ireland Dublin

Britain's Queen Elizabeth II, centre, Irish President Mary Mc Aleese, left and Christy Cooney, President of the Gaelic Athletic Association look out at the pitch at the home of the GAA, Croke Park Stadium, in Dublin, site of a notorious massacre where British troops killed 14 Irish civilians in 1920. The Queen's visit to Croke Park on the second day of her historic trip to the Republic of Ireland highlights the vast improvement in Anglo-Irish relations since those dark days. It brought the English monarch to a large sports stadium that is a revered spot for Irish nationalists who mourn those who died there during the conflict with Britain

Ireland Queen's Visit, Dublin, Ireland

Britain's Queen Elizabeth II and Christy Cooney, President of the Gaelic Athletic Association, look out at the pitch at the home of the GAA, Croke Park Stadium, in Dublin, site of a notorious massacre where British troops killed 14 Irish civilians in 1920. The Queen's visit to Croke Park on the second day of her historic trip to the Republic of Ireland highlights the vast improvement in Anglo-Irish relations since those dark days. It brought the English monarch to a large sports stadium that is a revered spot for Irish nationalists who mourn those who died there during the conflict with Britain

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