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29 June 2008; Special Olympics athlete and Dublin supporter Ronan Cahill, from St John of Gods Menni Services, cheers his team before the game. GAA Football Leinster Senior Championship Semi-Final, Dublin v Westmeath, Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit: Ray McManus / SPORTSFILE - read more
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Dublin v Westmeath - GAA Football Leinster Senior Championship Semi-Final

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17 June 2008; At the launch of the Athletics Advocate for Africa conference, to be hosted by Special Olympics Ireland from 22-26 June in Dublin are seven-year-old Blessing Nduka, from Clonee, Co. Meath, and Special Olympics Athlete Andrew McCarthy, from Foxrock, Dublin. St. Stephen’s Green, Dublin. Picture credit: David Maher / SPORTSFILE - read more
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Athletics Advocate for Africa conference launch

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17 June 2008; At the launch of the Athletics Advocate for Africa conference, to be hosted by Special Olympics Ireland from 22-26 June in Dublin are Mary Davis, Managing Director, Special Olympics Europe/Eurasia, seven-year-old Blessing Nduka, from Clonee, Co. Meath, Special Olympics Athlete Andrew McCarthy, aged 9, from Foxrock, Dublin, and Peter Power T.D., Minister of State for Overseas Development. St. Stephen's Green, Dublin. Picture credit: David Maher / SPORTSFILE - read more
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Athletics Advocate for Africa conference launch

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17 June 2008; Nine-year-old Special Olympics Athlete Andrew McCarthy, from Foxrock, Dublin, checks out the camera of RTE's Philip Bromwell at the launch of the Athletics Advocate for Africa conference, to be hosted by Special Olympics Ireland from 22-26 June in Dublin. St. Stephen’s Green, Dublin. Picture credit: David Maher / SPORTSFILE - read more
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Athletics Advocate for Africa conference launch

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17 June 2008; At the launch of the Athletics Advocate for Africa conference, to be hosted by Special Olympics Ireland from 22-26 June in Dublin are seven-year-old Blessing Nduka, from Clonee, Co. Meath, and Special Olympics Athlete Andrew McCarthy, from Foxrock, Dublin. St. Stephen’s Green, Dublin. Picture credit: David Maher / SPORTSFILE - read more
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Athletics Advocate for Africa conference launch

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17 June 2008; At the launch of the Athletics Advocate for Africa conference, to be hosted by Special Olympics Ireland from 22-26 June in Dublin are seven-year-old Blessing Nduka, from Clonee, Co. Meath, and Special Olympics Athlete Andrew McCarthy, from Foxrock, Dublin. St. Stephen’s Green, Dublin. Picture credit: David Maher / SPORTSFILE - read more
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Athletics Advocate for Africa conference launch

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17 June 2008; At the launch of the Athletics Advocate for Africa conference, to be hosted by Special Olympics Ireland from 22-26 June in Dublin are seven-year-old Blessing Nduka, from Clonee, Co. Meath, and Special Olympics Athlete Andrew McCarthy, from Foxrock, Dublin. St. Stephen’s Green, Dublin. Picture credit: David Maher / SPORTSFILE - read more
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Athletics Advocate for Africa conference launch

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17 June 2008; At the launch of the Athletics Advocate for Africa conference, to be hosted by Special Olympics Ireland from 22-26 June in Dublin are seven-year-old Blessing Nduka, from Clonee, Co. Meath, and Special Olympics Athlete Andrew McCarthy, from Foxrock, Dublin. St. Stephen’s Green, Dublin. Picture credit: David Maher / SPORTSFILE - read more
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Athletics Advocate for Africa conference launch

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17 June 2008; At the launch of the Athletics Advocate for Africa conference, to be hosted by Special Olympics Ireland from 22-26 June in Dublin are seven-year-old Blessing Nduka, from Clonee, Co. Meath, and Special Olympics Athlete Andrew McCarthy, from Foxrock, Dublin. St. Stephen’s Green, Dublin. Picture credit: David Maher / SPORTSFILE - read more
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Athletics Advocate for Africa conference launch

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2 June 2008; Athletes running in aid of Special Olympics, from left, Bernadette Lynch, from Blanchardstown, Rita Lawlor, from Raheny, Denise Judge, from Cabra West, and Sarah Baker, from Blanchardstown, ahead of the 2008 Women’s Mini Marathon. Lower Baggot Street, Dublin. Picture credit: Stephen McCarthy / SPORTSFILE - read more
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2008 Women’s Mini Marathon in aid of Special Olympics

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2 June 2008; Athletes running in aid of Special Olympics, from left, Meave Fusco, from Johnstown, Co. Kildare, Paula Ford, from Santry, Dublin, and Marian Doran, from Saggart, Co. Dublin, ahead of the 2008 Women’s Mini Marathon. Lower Baggot Street, Dublin. Picture credit: Stephen McCarthy / SPORTSFILE - read more
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2008 Women’s Mini Marathon in aid of Special Olympics

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2 June 2008; Athletes running in aid of Special Olympics ahead of the 2008 Women's Mini Marathon. Lower Baggot Street, Dublin. Picture credit: Stephen McCarthy / SPORTSFILE - read more
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2008 Women’s Mini Marathon in aid of Special Olympics

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10 May 2008; Special Olympics athlete Paddy Ellis, with the Flame of Hope, Toon van Osta, from Holland, and Michaela Moloney, from Templemore Garda College at the 2008 Special Olympics Western Europe Torch Run conference. Dublin is the venue for the 2008 Special Olympics Western Europe Torch Run conference which takes place from 8-11 May and law enforcement officers from which six jurisdictions are attending - Great Britian, Holland, Gibralter, Ireland, Austria, Northern Ireland and Poland. Park House, North Circular Road, Dublin. Picture credit: Stephen McCarthy / SPORTSFILE - read more
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2008 Special Olympics Western Europe Torch Run conference

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10 May 2008; Special Olympics athlete Paddy Ellis, with the Flame of Hope, Toon van Osta, from Holland, left, Michaela Moloney, from Templemore Garda College, Markus Gloessl, from Austria, and Padraig Corkery, Head of Sponsorship, eircom, at the 2008 Special Olympics Western Europe Torch Run conference. Dublin is the venue for the 2008 Special Olympics Western Europe Torch Run conference which takes place from 8-11 May and law enforcement officers from which six jurisdictions are attending - Great Britian, Holland, Gibralter, Ireland, Austria, Northern Ireland and Poland. Park House, North Circular Road, Dublin. Picture credit: Stephen McCarthy / SPORTSFILE - read more
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2008 Special Olympics Western Europe Torch Run conference

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10 May 2008; Special Olympics athlete Paddy Ellis, with the Flame of Hope, Padraig Corkery, Head of Sponsorship, eircom, left, Mary Davis, MD, Special Olympics Europe Eurasia, Duncan McCausland, Assistant Chief Constable of the PSNI, and law enforcement officers from Northern Ireland, Ireland, Holland, Gibraltar, Austia, Great Britian and Poland, at the 2008 Special Olympics Western Europe Torch Run conference. Dublin is the venue for the 2008 Special Olympics Western Europe Torch Run conference which takes place from 8-11 May and law enforcement officers from which six jurisdictions are attending - Great Britian, Holland, Gibralter, Ireland, Austria, Northern Ireland and Poland. Park House, North Circular Road, Dublin. Picture credit: Stephen McCarthy / SPORTSFILE - read more
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2008 Special Olympics Western Europe Torch Run conference

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10 May 2008; Special Olympics athlete Paddy Ellis, with the Flame of Hope, and law enforcement officers from Northern Ireland, Ireland, Holland, Gibraltar, Austia, Great Britian and Poland, at the 2008 Special Olympics Western Europe Torch Run conference. Dublin is the venue for the 2008 Special Olympics Western Europe Torch Run conference which takes place from 8-11 May and law enforcement officers from which six jurisdictions are attending - Great Britian, Holland, Gibralter, Ireland, Austria, Northern Ireland and Poland. Park House, North Circular Road, Dublin. Picture credit: Stephen McCarthy / SPORTSFILE - read more
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Special Olympics Europe/Eurasia Torch Run Conference

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8 May 2008; Team Ireland player Brendan O'Reilly shows his medal on arrival in Dublin Airport. TEAM Ireland returned from the Special Olympics European Football Tournament which took place in Switzerland as competition runners up having lost out to Latvia in the finals by one goal. 24 countries in total took part in the tournament to celebrate European Football Week, supported by UEFA. Dublin Airport. Picture credit: Brian Lawless / SPORTSFILE - read more
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Team Ireland Arrive Home - 8th Annual Special Olympics European Football Week

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8 May 2008; Team Ireland players, from left, Thomas Leonard, James Murphy and Derek Owens show of their medals on arrival in Dublin Airport. TEAM Ireland returned from the Special Olympics European Football Tournament which took place in Switzerland as competition runners up having lost out to Latvia in the finals by one goal. 24 countries in total took part in the tournament to celebrate European Football Week, supported by UEFA. Dublin Airport. Picture credit: Brian Lawless / SPORTSFILE - read more
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Team Ireland Arrive Home - 8th Annual Special Olympics European Football Week

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8 May 2008; Joseph Kearney, Team Ireland, with his friend Marion O'Rourke on arrival in Dublin Airport. TEAM Ireland returned from the Special Olympics European Football Tournament which took place in Switzerland as competition runners up having lost out to Latvia in the finals by one goal. 24 countries in total took part in the tournament to celebrate European Football Week, supported by UEFA. Dublin Airport. Picture credit: Brian Lawless / SPORTSFILE - read more
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Team Ireland Arrive Home - 8th Annual Special Olympics European Football Week

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8 May 2008; William O'Brien, Team Ireland, celebrates with his family on arrival in Dublin Airport. TEAM Ireland returned from the Special Olympics European Football Tournament which took place in Switzerland as competition runners up having lost out to Latvia in the finals by one goal. 24 countries in total took part in the tournament to celebrate European Football Week, supported by UEFA. Dublin Airport. Picture credit: Brian Lawless / SPORTSFILE - read more
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Team Ireland Arrive Home - 8th Annual Special Olympics European Football Week

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