1. Hurley - Camain
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Hurley (stick) From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia A hurley, also known as a camán (the Irish word), and lesser known as hurl, a hurley stick, shtick (jocular eye dialect), or in parts of Uls

2. Hurling
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...or team sport of ancient Gaelic origin, administered by the Gaelic Athletic Association, and played with sticks and a ball. The earliest known recorded game of hurling is from times before Christ. The...

3. Basics Rules
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...at most 4 consecutive steps or the length of time to take 4 steps. The sliothar can be balanced on the stick for an unlimited time. Fouls Touching the sliothar directly with a hand while it...

4. A Brief History of Hurling
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...at grew in popularity through medieval times. The medieval version had two teams working with hurleys (sticks) to get the sliotar (small ball) past the other team's goal. The ball was made of br...