A medal, that once belonged to the famous Austin Stack, is among the items on display at a new GAA exhibition.
'GAA: People, Objects and Stories' has opened at the National Museum of Ireland, and showcases the influence of the GAA throughout history.
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A medal presented to Austin Stack, believed to be from his time as Croke Cup-winning Kerry football captain in 1904-05, is a part of the display.
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Other items in the exhibition include a hurley owned by Michael Collins and a rugby ball used by prisoners to play Gaelic football in Frongoch Internment camp, in Wales.
Curator of the exhibition, Dr Siobhan Doyle, says a 600-year-old sliotar featured in the exhibition, was discovered in Kerry:
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