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14 December 2010; The GAA's Medical Scientific and Welfare Committee today announced an update to its position paper on cardiac screening following the completion of a two year research programme in which nearly 300 GAA players were examined in an attempt to assess the effectiveness of various screening methods. Pictured is Chairman of the GAA's Medical, Scientific and Welfare Committee Dr. Danny Mulvihill speaking at the Cardiac Screening Update and Results of Injury Database Study. Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit: Barry Cregg / SPORTSFILE

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14 December 2010; The GAA's Medical Scientific and Welfare Committee today...

14 December 2010; The GAA's Medical Scientific and Welfare Committee today announced an update to its position paper on cardiac screening following the completion of a two year research programme in which nearly 300 GAA players were examined in an attempt to assess the effectiveness of various screening methods. Pictured is former RTE Gaelic Games Commentator Michéal O Muircheartaigh at the Cardiac Screening Update and Results of Injury Database Study. Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit: Barry Cregg / SPORTSFILE

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14 December 2010; The GAA's Medical Scientific and Welfare Committee today...

14 December 2010; The GAA's Medical Scientific and Welfare Committee today announced an update to its position paper on cardiac screening following the completion of a two year research programme in which nearly 300 GAA players were examined in an attempt to assess the effectiveness of various screening methods. Pictured is Dr. Pat Duggan speaking at the Cardiac Screening Update and Results of Injury Database Study. Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit: Barry Cregg / SPORTSFILE

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14 December 2010; The GAA's Medical Scientific and Welfare Committee today...

14 December 2010; The GAA's Medical Scientific and Welfare Committee today announced an update to its position paper on cardiac screening following the completion of a two year research programme in which nearly 300 GAA players were examined in an attempt to assess the effectiveness of various screening methods. A general view of a slide show at the Cardiac Screening Update and Results of Injury Database Study. Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit: Barry Cregg / SPORTSFILE

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14 December 2010; The GAA's Medical Scientific and Welfare Committee today...

14 December 2010; The GAA's Medical Scientific and Welfare Committee today announced an update to its position paper on cardiac screening following the completion of a two year research programme in which nearly 300 GAA players were examined in an attempt to assess the effectiveness of various screening methods. Pictured is Uachtarán CLG Criostóir Ó Cuana speaking at the Cardiac Screening Update and Results of Injury Database Study. Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit: Barry Cregg / SPORTSFILE

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14 December 2010; The GAA's Medical Scientific and Welfare Committee today...

14 December 2010; The GAA's Medical Scientific and Welfare Committee today announced an update to its position paper on cardiac screening following the completion of a two year research programme in which nearly 300 GAA players were examined in an attempt to assess the effectiveness of various screening methods. Dr. Pat Duggan speaking to the media at the Cardiac Screening Update and Results of Injury Database Study. Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit: Barry Cregg / SPORTSFILE

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14 December 2010; The GAA's Medical Scientific and Welfare Committee today...

14 December 2010; The GAA's Medical Scientific and Welfare Committee today announced an update to its position paper on cardiac screening following the completion of a two year research programme in which nearly 300 GAA players were examined in an attempt to assess the effectiveness of various screening methods. Pictured is Dr. Pat Duggan speaking at the Cardiac Screening Update and Results of Injury Database Study. Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit: Barry Cregg / SPORTSFILE

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14 December 2010; The GAA's Medical Scientific and Welfare...

14 December 2010; The GAA's Medical Scientific and Welfare Committee today announced an update to its position paper on cardiac screening following the completion of a two year research programme in which nearly 300 GAA players were examined in an attempt to assess the effectiveness of various screening methods. Pictured is Dr. Pat Duggan speaking at the Cardiac Screening Update and Results of Injury Database Study. Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit: Barry Cregg / SPORTSFILE

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14 December 2010; The GAA's Medical Scientific and Welfare Committee today...

14 December 2010; The GAA's Medical Scientific and Welfare Committee today announced an update to its position paper on cardiac screening following the completion of a two year research programme in which nearly 300 GAA players were examined in an attempt to assess the effectiveness of various screening methods. Pictured is Dr. Pat Duggan speaking at the Cardiac Screening Update and Results of Injury Database Study. Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit: Barry Cregg / SPORTSFILE

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14 December 2010; The GAA's Medical Scientific and Welfare Committee today...

14 December 2010; The GAA's Medical Scientific and Welfare Committee today announced an update to its position paper on cardiac screening following the completion of a two year research programme in which nearly 300 GAA players were examined in an attempt to assess the effectiveness of various screening methods. Pictured is Dr. Pat Duggan speaking at the Cardiac Screening Update and Results of Injury Database Study. Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit: Barry Cregg / SPORTSFILE

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14 December 2010; The GAA's Medical Scientific and Welfare Committee today...

14 December 2010; The GAA's Medical Scientific and Welfare Committee today announced an update to its position paper on cardiac screening following the completion of a two year research programme in which nearly 300 GAA players were examined in an attempt to assess the effectiveness of various screening methods. Pictured is Mr. John C Murphy, MSW Committee, speaking at the Cardiac Screening Update and Results of Injury Database Study. Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit: Barry Cregg / SPORTSFILE

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14 December 2010; The GAA's Medical Scientific and Welfare Committee today...

14 December 2010; The GAA's Medical Scientific and Welfare Committee today announced an update to its position paper on cardiac screening following the completion of a two year research programme in which nearly 300 GAA players were examined in an attempt to assess the effectiveness of various screening methods. Pictured is Mr. John C Murphy, MSW Committee, speaking at the Cardiac Screening Update and Results of Injury Database Study. Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit: Barry Cregg / SPORTSFILE

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14 December 2010; The GAA's Medical Scientific and Welfare Committee today...

14 December 2010; The GAA's Medical Scientific and Welfare Committee today announced an update to its position paper on cardiac screening following the completion of a two year research programme in which nearly 300 GAA players were examined in an attempt to assess the effectiveness of various screening methods. Pictured is Mr. John C Murphy, MSW Committee, speaking at the Cardiac Screening Update and Results of Injury Database Study. Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit: Barry Cregg / SPORTSFILE

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14 December 2010; The GAA's Medical Scientific and Welfare...

14 December 2010; The GAA's Medical Scientific and Welfare Committee today announced an update to its position paper on cardiac screening following the completion of a two year research programme in which nearly 300 GAA players were examined in an attempt to assess the effectiveness of various screening methods. Pictured is Mr. John C Murphy, MSW Committee, speaking at the Cardiac Screening Update and Results of Injury Database Study. Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit: Barry Cregg / SPORTSFILE

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14 December 2010; The GAA's Medical Scientific and Welfare Committee today...

14 December 2010; The GAA's Medical Scientific and Welfare Committee today announced an update to its position paper on cardiac screening following the completion of a two year research programme in which nearly 300 GAA players were examined in an attempt to assess the effectiveness of various screening methods. Pictured is Chairman of the GAA's Medical, Scientific and Welfare Committee Dr. Danny Mulvihill speaking at the Cardiac Screening Update and Results of Injury Database Study. Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit: Barry Cregg / SPORTSFILE

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14 December 2010; The GAA's Medical Scientific and Welfare...

14 December 2010; The GAA's Medical Scientific and Welfare Committee today announced an update to its position paper on cardiac screening following the completion of a two year research programme in which nearly 300 GAA players were examined in an attempt to assess the effectiveness of various screening methods. Pictured is Chairman of the GAA's Medical, Scientific and Welfare Committee Dr. Danny Mulvihill speaking at the Cardiac Screening Update and Results of Injury Database Study. Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit: Barry Cregg / SPORTSFILE

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14 December 2010; The GAA's Medical Scientific and Welfare Committee today...

14 December 2010; The GAA's Medical Scientific and Welfare Committee today announced an update to its position paper on cardiac screening following the completion of a two year research programme in which nearly 300 GAA players were examined in an attempt to assess the effectiveness of various screening methods. Pictured is Chairman of the GAA's Medical, Scientific and Welfare Committee Dr. Danny Mulvihill speaking at the Cardiac Screening Update and Results of Injury Database Study. Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit: Barry Cregg / SPORTSFILE

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14 December 2010; The GAA's Medical Scientific and Welfare Committee today...

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