Texas forever: how GAA clubs are trying to crack America's deep south

The Fionn MacCumhaill club in Dallas are behind a bid to bring next year’s Railway Cup to America.

A GROWING GAA community in Dallas, Texas is leading a bid to bring the Railway Cup to America in 2014.

Eddie Geraghty from the Fionn MacCumhaill club and Global Football President Patrick Steenberge tell Jerome Quinn about their hope of hosting next year’s inter-provincials in the iconic Cotton Bowl.

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