37,500 AT FOOTBALL FINAL

37,500 At Football Final 1926

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Full title reads: "37,000 at football final. Kerry and Kildare draw after a thrilling game in the all-Ireland championship at Croke Park".

Dublin, Eire (Southern Ireland, Republic of Ireland).

M/S of a football team with white kits walking past a crowd and onto pitch. They all wear...

Dublin Croke Park Southern Ireland Eire Republic of Ireland football Kerry Kildare

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Cataloguer:: Amelia
Stock:: Black & White
Sound:: Silent
Media URN:: 26180
Sort Number:: G 1328

Time in/Out:: 01:44:28:00 / 01:47:33:00
Canister:: G 1328
Film ID:: 634.14
Issue Date:: 13/09/1926

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