Why Nostalgia is Part and Parcel of How We Relate to Sport

Where once sport, and especially soccer, was an inescapable ever-present feature of life, it has now all but stopped. Given the recent announcement that no gatherings of over 5,000 persons will take place this summer, it is possible that there will be no GAA All-Ireland championships in 2020.

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Arrow - TU Dublin (Technological University Dublin)
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2024-12-06
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https://doi.org/10.21427/95n8-jb79
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Nostalgia and Consumer Behavior
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Why Nostalgia is Part and Parcel of How We Relate to Sport

Connell Vaughan
Arrow - TU Dublin (Technological University Dublin)
Nostalgia and Consumer Behavior
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Why Nostalgia is Part and Parcel of How We Relate to Sport

Connell Vaughan
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Abstract

Where once sport, and especially soccer, was an inescapable ever-present feature of life, it has now all but stopped. Given the recent announcement that no gatherings of over 5,000 persons will take place this summer, it is possible that there will be no GAA All-Ireland championships in 2020.

Arrow - TU Dublin (Technological University Dublin)
Technological University Dublin (IE)
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Nostalgia and Consumer Behavior
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