After the Lockout
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When they’d first festooned the street, he’d supposed it would be for a few days, but it had been several weeks now. At least, he thought, the day of the confounded football match had finally come, so all this foolishness would be over soon. The Cardinal took a firm line that Gaelic games were awash with nefarious characters and dangerous, extremist politics, and Stanislaus believed he was right. Others disagreed, even openly. William Croke and John MacHale, God rest them. Archbishops, unimpeach...able churchmen, red-clawed nationalists and perhaps the only churchmen in the country who could oppose the boss and get away with it. They had given the GAA the legitimacy it needed to sweep across the country. Boisterous crowds would return later in the afternoon with news of victory or defeat, but for now the parish was deserted except for a few women with children to mind. It was a big occasion for many, but since Stanislaus’s disapproval of Gaelic games was well known, people tended not to talk to him about it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When they’d first festooned the street, he’d supposed it would be for a few days, but it had been several weeks now. At least, he thought, the day of the confounded football match had finally come, so all this foolishness would be over soon. The Cardinal took a firm line that Gaelic games were awash with nefarious characters and dangerous, extremist politics, and Stanislaus believed he was right. Others disagreed, even openly. William Croke and John MacHale, God rest them. Archbishops, unimpeach...able churchmen, red-clawed nationalists and perhaps the only churchmen in the country who could oppose the boss and get away with it. They had given the GAA the legitimacy it needed to sweep across the country. Boisterous crowds would return later in the afternoon with news of victory or defeat, but for now the parish was deserted except for a few women with children to mind. It was a big occasion for many, but since Stanislaus’s disapproval of Gaelic games was well known, people tended not to talk to him about it.
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