garryowen

• These include the garryowen, defined by The Chambers Dictionary as 'a high kick forward together with a rush towards the landing-place of the ball'.
• November 11th, 2008 at 9: 14 am i'm fairly certain you have to give notice to the gardai to hold a march …. as in a large gathering of people, so that they can redirect traffic etc, just mentioning this so that proposed march will have support of gardai and will fulfill its purpose in an organised manner, i also feel a detailed message should be delivered to the minister of justice outlining what is by required by the people to put an end to the lawlessness, this could be in written format and signed by everyone attending the march. on a practical note …. .all of this, all the rugby clubs in limerick. .garryowen, boh's, young munster, shannon should be informed. any takers of leaflets or posters to inform general public of march? —  Politics in Ireland - Irish Politics
• Even a cursory scrutiny of Saracens 'previous matches would have shown the men in black's penchant for the garryowen, but perhaps the Gloucester players fell asleep in front of the DVD player. —  Sport news, comment and results | guardian.co.uk

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