Why Palestinian children are playing one of Ireland's oldest sports | Legacy Spotlight
JUL 22, 202610 MIN
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Description
In a refugee camp in Ramallah in the West Bank, a group of Palestinian children train to master one of Ireland’s oldest sports – hurling. They play not just for fun but for something deeper: freedom.
This is the story of GAA Palestine and what's become both an unlikely vehicle for humanitarian aid and a powerful tool of resistance.
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