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6 May 2020; A general view of Croke Park stadium following a Covid-19 update by the GAA. GAA facilities are to remain closed as part of efforts to prevent gatherings which breach the current restrictions from the Department of Health and the Irish Government. Clubs and counties are to continue to adhere to the restrictions and to refrain from organising on-field activity. These measures are expected to remain in place until July 20. The GAA still hopes to be able to play county and club competitions in 2020, subject to public health guidance and have also confirmed that no inter-county games are expected to take place before October 2020. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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6 May 2020; A general view of Croke Park stadium following a Covid-19 update by...

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6 May 2020; Paul Fennell, a member of the Castletown Geoghegan GAA club in Westmeath, pucs a sliotar against a wall outside Croke Park Stadium following a Covid-19 update by the GAA. GAA facilities are to remain closed as part of efforts to prevent gatherings which breach the current restrictions from the Department of Health and the Irish Government. Clubs and counties are to continue to adhere to the restrictions and to refrain from organising on-field activity. These measures are expected to remain in place until July 20. The GAA still hopes to be able to play county and club competitions in 2020, subject to public health guidance and have also confirmed that no inter-county games are expected to take place before October 2020. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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6 May 2020; Paul Fennell, a member of the Castletown Geoghegan GAA club in...

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6 May 2020; Paul Fennell, a member of the Castletown Geoghegan GAA club in Westmeath, pucs a sliotar against a wall outside Croke Park Stadium following a Covid-19 update by the GAA. GAA facilities are to remain closed as part of efforts to prevent gatherings which breach the current restrictions from the Department of Health and the Irish Government. Clubs and counties are to continue to adhere to the restrictions and to refrain from organising on-field activity. These measures are expected to remain in place until July 20. The GAA still hopes to be able to play county and club competitions in 2020, subject to public health guidance and have also confirmed that no inter-county games are expected to take place before October 2020. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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6 May 2020; Paul Fennell, a member of the Castletown Geoghegan GAA club in...

6 May 2020; A general view of signage outside Croke Park stadium following a Covid-19 update by the GAA. GAA facilities are to remain closed as part of efforts to prevent gatherings which breach the current restrictions from the Department of Health and the Irish Government. Clubs and counties are to continue to adhere to the restrictions and to refrain from organising on-field activity. These measures are expected to remain in place until July 20. The GAA still hopes to be able to play county and club competitions in 2020, subject to public health guidance and have also confirmed that no inter-county games are expected to take place before October 2020. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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6 May 2020; A general view of signage outside Croke Park stadium following a...

6 May 2020; A general view of Croke Park stadium following a Covid-19 update by the GAA. GAA facilities are to remain closed as part of efforts to prevent gatherings which breach the current restrictions from the Department of Health and the Irish Government. Clubs and counties are to continue to adhere to the restrictions and to refrain from organising on-field activity. These measures are expected to remain in place until July 20. The GAA still hopes to be able to play county and club competitions in 2020, subject to public health guidance and have also confirmed that no inter-county games are expected to take place before October 2020. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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6 May 2020; A general view of Croke Park stadium following a Covid-19 update by...

6 May 2020; A general view of Croke Park stadium following a Covid-19 update by the GAA. GAA facilities are to remain closed as part of efforts to prevent gatherings which breach the current restrictions from the Department of Health and the Irish Government. Clubs and counties are to continue to adhere to the restrictions and to refrain from organising on-field activity. These measures are expected to remain in place until July 20. The GAA still hopes to be able to play county and club competitions in 2020, subject to public health guidance and have also confirmed that no inter-county games are expected to take place before October 2020. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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6 May 2020; A general view of Croke Park stadium following a Covid-19 update by...

6 May 2020; A general view of Croke Park stadium following a Covid-19 update by the GAA. GAA facilities are to remain closed as part of efforts to prevent gatherings which breach the current restrictions from the Department of Health and the Irish Government. Clubs and counties are to continue to adhere to the restrictions and to refrain from organising on-field activity. These measures are expected to remain in place until July 20. The GAA still hopes to be able to play county and club competitions in 2020, subject to public health guidance and have also confirmed that no inter-county games are expected to take place before October 2020. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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6 May 2020; A general view of Croke Park stadium following...

6 May 2020; A general view of Croke Park stadium following a Covid-19 update by the GAA. GAA facilities are to remain closed as part of efforts to prevent gatherings which breach the current restrictions from the Department of Health and the Irish Government. Clubs and counties are to continue to adhere to the restrictions and to refrain from organising on-field activity. These measures are expected to remain in place until July 20. The GAA still hopes to be able to play county and club competitions in 2020, subject to public health guidance and have also confirmed that no inter-county games are expected to take place before October 2020. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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6 May 2020; A general view of Croke Park stadium following a Covid-19 update by...

6 May 2020; Dublin GAA supporter Paul Lynch, from Cabra, cycles past Croke Park stadium following a Covid-19 update by the GAA. GAA facilities are to remain closed as part of efforts to prevent gatherings which breach the current restrictions from the Department of Health and the Irish Government. Clubs and counties are to continue to adhere to the restrictions and to refrain from organising on-field activity. These measures are expected to remain in place until July 20. The GAA still hopes to be able to play county and club competitions in 2020, subject to public health guidance and have also confirmed that no inter-county games are expected to take place before October 2020. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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6 May 2020; Dublin GAA supporter Paul Lynch, from Cabra, cycles past Croke Park...

6 May 2020; A general view of Croke Park stadium following a Covid-19 update by the GAA. GAA facilities are to remain closed as part of efforts to prevent gatherings which breach the current restrictions from the Department of Health and the Irish Government. Clubs and counties are to continue to adhere to the restrictions and to refrain from organising on-field activity. These measures are expected to remain in place until July 20. The GAA still hopes to be able to play county and club competitions in 2020, subject to public health guidance and have also confirmed that no inter-county games are expected to take place before October 2020. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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6 May 2020; A general view of Croke Park stadium following a Covid-19 update by...

6 May 2020; Dublin GAA supporters Paul Lynch and his son Daniel, from Cabra, cycle past Croke Park stadium following a Covid-19 update by the GAA. GAA facilities are to remain closed as part of efforts to prevent gatherings which breach the current restrictions from the Department of Health and the Irish Government. Clubs and counties are to continue to adhere to the restrictions and to refrain from organising on-field activity. These measures are expected to remain in place until July 20. The GAA still hopes to be able to play county and club competitions in 2020, subject to public health guidance and have also confirmed that no inter-county games are expected to take place before October 2020. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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6 May 2020; Dublin GAA supporters Paul Lynch and his son Daniel, from Cabra,...

6 May 2020; A general view of Croke Park stadium following a Covid-19 update by the GAA. GAA facilities are to remain closed as part of efforts to prevent gatherings which breach the current restrictions from the Department of Health and the Irish Government. Clubs and counties are to continue to adhere to the restrictions and to refrain from organising on-field activity. These measures are expected to remain in place until July 20. The GAA still hopes to be able to play county and club competitions in 2020, subject to public health guidance and have also confirmed that no inter-county games are expected to take place before October 2020. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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6 May 2020; A general view of Croke Park stadium following a Covid-19 update by...

6 May 2020; A general view of turnstiles outside Croke Park stadium following a Covid-19 update by the GAA. GAA facilities are to remain closed as part of efforts to prevent gatherings which breach the current restrictions from the Department of Health and the Irish Government. Clubs and counties are to continue to adhere to the restrictions and to refrain from organising on-field activity. These measures are expected to remain in place until July 20. The GAA still hopes to be able to play county and club competitions in 2020, subject to public health guidance and have also confirmed that no inter-county games are expected to take place before October 2020. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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6 May 2020; A general view of turnstiles outside Croke Park stadium following a...

6 May 2020; A general view of Croke Park stadium following a Covid-19 update by the GAA. GAA facilities are to remain closed as part of efforts to prevent gatherings which breach the current restrictions from the Department of Health and the Irish Government. Clubs and counties are to continue to adhere to the restrictions and to refrain from organising on-field activity. These measures are expected to remain in place until July 20. The GAA still hopes to be able to play county and club competitions in 2020, subject to public health guidance and have also confirmed that no inter-county games are expected to take place before October 2020. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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6 May 2020; A general view of Croke Park stadium following a Covid-19 update by...

6 May 2020; A member of the public cycles past Croke Park stadium following a Covid-19 update by the GAA. GAA facilities are to remain closed as part of efforts to prevent gatherings which breach the current restrictions from the Department of Health and the Irish Government. Clubs and counties are to continue to adhere to the restrictions and to refrain from organising on-field activity. These measures are expected to remain in place until July 20. The GAA still hopes to be able to play county and club competitions in 2020, subject to public health guidance and have also confirmed that no inter-county games are expected to take place before October 2020. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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6 May 2020; A member of the public cycles past Croke Park stadium following a...

6 May 2020; A member of the public walks past Croke Park stadium on Jones' Road following a Covid-19 update by the GAA. GAA facilities are to remain closed as part of efforts to prevent gatherings which breach the current restrictions from the Department of Health and the Irish Government. Clubs and counties are to continue to adhere to the restrictions and to refrain from organising on-field activity. These measures are expected to remain in place until July 20. The GAA still hopes to be able to play county and club competitions in 2020, subject to public health guidance and have also confirmed that no inter-county games are expected to take place before October 2020. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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6 May 2020; A member of the public walks past Croke Park stadium on Jones' Road...

6 May 2020; A general view of Croke Park stadium following a Covid-19 update by the GAA. GAA facilities are to remain closed as part of efforts to prevent gatherings which breach the current restrictions from the Department of Health and the Irish Government. Clubs and counties are to continue to adhere to the restrictions and to refrain from organising on-field activity. These measures are expected to remain in place until July 20. The GAA still hopes to be able to play county and club competitions in 2020, subject to public health guidance and have also confirmed that no inter-county games are expected to take place before October 2020. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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6 May 2020; A general view of Croke Park stadium following a Covid-19 update by...

6 May 2020; A general view of Croke Park stadium following a Covid-19 update by the GAA. GAA facilities are to remain closed as part of efforts to prevent gatherings which breach the current restrictions from the Department of Health and the Irish Government. Clubs and counties are to continue to adhere to the restrictions and to refrain from organising on-field activity. These measures are expected to remain in place until July 20. The GAA still hopes to be able to play county and club competitions in 2020, subject to public health guidance and have also confirmed that no inter-county games are expected to take place before October 2020. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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6 May 2020; A general view of Croke Park stadium following...

6 May 2020; A general view of Croke Park stadium following a Covid-19 update by the GAA. GAA facilities are to remain closed as part of efforts to prevent gatherings which breach the current restrictions from the Department of Health and the Irish Government. Clubs and counties are to continue to adhere to the restrictions and to refrain from organising on-field activity. These measures are expected to remain in place until July 20. The GAA still hopes to be able to play county and club competitions in 2020, subject to public health guidance and have also confirmed that no inter-county games are expected to take place before October 2020. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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6 May 2020; A general view of Croke Park stadium following a Covid-19 update by...

6 May 2020; Paul Fennell, a member of the Castletown Geoghegan GAA club in Westmeath, pucs a sliotar against a wall outside Croke Park Stadium following a Covid-19 update by the GAA. GAA facilities are to remain closed as part of efforts to prevent gatherings which breach the current restrictions from the Department of Health and the Irish Government. Clubs and counties are to continue to adhere to the restrictions and to refrain from organising on-field activity. These measures are expected to remain in place until July 20. The GAA still hopes to be able to play county and club competitions in 2020, subject to public health guidance and have also confirmed that no inter-county games are expected to take place before October 2020. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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6 May 2020; Paul Fennell, a member of the Castletown Geoghegan GAA club in...

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