- how well
crafted the
hurley is, a
hurler may well
expect to use
several hurleys over the
course of the
hurling season. The
hurleys often break if two collide...
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Elizabeth Jane
Hurley (born 10 June 1965) is an
English actress and model. Her best-known film
roles are
Vanessa Kensington in
Austin Powers: International...
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hurley in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Hurley may
refer to:
Hurley, Berkshire, a
village and
civil parish Hurley, Warwickshire, a
village Hurley Common...
- 4.2 oz) The goalkeeper's
hurley/hurl
usually has a bas (the flattened,
curved end)
twice the size of
other players'
hurleys to
provide some advantage...
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Michael Hurley may
refer to:
Michael Hurley (Australian footballer) (born 1990),
Australian rules footballer Michael Hurley (Gaelic footballer) (born...
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hurleys,
referred to as
hurls in
parts of
Leinster and
known as a camán in Irish, the
timber sticks used in the game of
hurling in Ireland.
Hurleys are...
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Jacob Hurley Bongiovi (born May 7, 2002) is an
American model and actor. He is the son of rock
musician Jon Bon Jovi.
Jacob Hurley Bongiovi was born on...
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seasoning with salt. The
dough is
formed into
round dumplings known as "
hurleys". The
hurleys are
dropped into a pot of
boiling water and
boiled for over half...
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coach on
April 6, 2010. In 2012, the
Hurleys took
coaching positions at
Rhode Island. On
March 26, 2013,
Hurley was
named the head
coach of the University...
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Charles Hurley (born 4
April 2002) is a
British actor and model. He is the son of
actress Elizabeth Hurley and
American businessman Steve Bing.
Hurley was...
