Urban social regeneration through local sports clubs: a case study of Ballymun, Dublin and Setanta GAA

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Urban social regeneration through local sports clubs : a case study of Ballymun, Dublin and Setanta GAA. / McMahon, Eoin; Skytt-Larsen, Christine Benna.

I: Sport in Society, Bind 24, 29.05.2021, s. 1649-1666.

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McMahon, E & Skytt-Larsen, CB 2021, 'Urban social regeneration through local sports clubs: a case study of Ballymun, Dublin and Setanta GAA', Sport in Society, bind 24, s. 1649-1666. https://doi.org/10.1080/17430437.2020.1764539

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McMahon, E., & Skytt-Larsen, C. B. (2021). Urban social regeneration through local sports clubs: a case study of Ballymun, Dublin and Setanta GAA. Sport in Society, 24, 1649-1666. https://doi.org/10.1080/17430437.2020.1764539

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McMahon E, Skytt-Larsen CB. Urban social regeneration through local sports clubs: a case study of Ballymun, Dublin and Setanta GAA. Sport in Society. 2021 maj 29;24:1649-1666. https://doi.org/10.1080/17430437.2020.1764539

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McMahon, Eoin ; Skytt-Larsen, Christine Benna. / Urban social regeneration through local sports clubs : a case study of Ballymun, Dublin and Setanta GAA. I: Sport in Society. 2021 ; Bind 24. s. 1649-1666.

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