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Off the Ball Roadshow with Ulster Bank - Thursday 5th September Photos

5 September 2013; Ulster Bank and former Cork GAA stars John Garndiner, left, and Seán Óg Ó hAilpín pictured with Brendan Healy, from Ulster Bank, and Newstalk 106-108 FM’s Off the Ball presenter Ger Gilroy in advance of the live broadcast of Ireland’s most popular sports radio show ‘Off the Ball’ at The Old Oak Bar in Cork City, on Thursday 5th September. The ‘Off The Ball Roadshow with Ulster Bank’, which has already been to Donegal, Kerry and Mayo and will finish up in Dublin, will give GAA fans the opportunity to experience the multi award-winning show, where they will broadcast live from GAA haunts and clubs across the country. As part of the summer-long roadshow, Ulster Bank is also searching for Ireland’s ‘Best GAA Fan’. GAA super-fans are being invited to log on to ulsterbank.com/GAA to submit their most passionate and dedicated stories, pictures and videos that demonstrate the lengths they go to in supporting their county. There will be weekly prizes and Ireland’s Best GAA Fan will be chosen to win €5,000 towards a home make-over and a trip to the GAA All-Ireland Senior Football Final. The Old Oak Bar, Cork City. Picture credit: Diarmuid Greene / SPORTSFILE

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5 September 2013; Ulster Bank and former Cork GAA stars John Garndiner, left,...

5 September 2013; Newstalk 106-108 FM’s Off the Ball presenter Ger Gilroy, left, along with former Cork hurler Diarmuid O'Sullivan, former Clare hurler Fergus Tuohy, and former Cork hurler Seán Óg Ó hAilpín during the live broadcast of Ireland’s most popular sports radio show ‘Off the Ball’ at The Old Oak Bar in Cork City, on Thursday 5th September. The ‘Off The Ball Roadshow with Ulster Bank’, which has already been to Donegal, Kerry and Mayo and will finish up in Dublin, will give GAA fans the opportunity to experience the multi award-winning show, where they will broadcast live from GAA haunts and clubs across the country. As part of the summer-long roadshow, Ulster Bank is also searching for Ireland’s ‘Best GAA Fan’. GAA super-fans are being invited to log on to ulsterbank.com/GAA to submit their most passionate and dedicated stories, pictures and videos that demonstrate the lengths they go to in supporting their county. There will be weekly prizes and Ireland’s Best GAA Fan will be chosen to win €5,000 towards a home make-over and a trip to the GAA All-Ireland Senior Football Final. The Old Oak Bar, Cork City. Picture credit: Diarmuid Greene / SPORTSFILE

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5 September 2013; Newstalk 106-108 FM’s Off the Ball presenter Ger Gilroy,...

5 September 2013; Former Cork hurler Seán Óg Ó hAilpín during the live broadcast of Ireland’s most popular sports radio show ‘Off the Ball’ at The Old Oak Bar in Cork City, on Thursday 5th September. The ‘Off The Ball Roadshow with Ulster Bank’, which has already been to Donegal, Kerry and Mayo and will finish up in Dublin, will give GAA fans the opportunity to experience the multi award-winning show, where they will broadcast live from GAA haunts and clubs across the country. As part of the summer-long roadshow, Ulster Bank is also searching for Ireland’s ‘Best GAA Fan’. GAA super-fans are being invited to log on to ulsterbank.com/GAA to submit their most passionate and dedicated stories, pictures and videos that demonstrate the lengths they go to in supporting their county. There will be weekly prizes and Ireland’s Best GAA Fan will be chosen to win €5,000 towards a home make-over and a trip to the GAA All-Ireland Senior Football Final. The Old Oak Bar, Cork City. Picture credit: Diarmuid Greene / SPORTSFILE

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5 September 2013; Former Cork hurler Seán Óg Ó hAilpín during the live...

5 September 2013; Former Cork hurler Seán Óg Ó hAilpín, right, and former Clare hurler Fergus Tuohy during the live broadcast of Ireland’s most popular sports radio show ‘Off the Ball’ at The Old Oak Bar in Cork City, on Thursday 5th September. The ‘Off The Ball Roadshow with Ulster Bank’, which has already been to Donegal, Kerry and Mayo and will finish up in Dublin, will give GAA fans the opportunity to experience the multi award-winning show, where they will broadcast live from GAA haunts and clubs across the country. As part of the summer-long roadshow, Ulster Bank is also searching for Ireland’s ‘Best GAA Fan’. GAA super-fans are being invited to log on to ulsterbank.com/GAA to submit their most passionate and dedicated stories, pictures and videos that demonstrate the lengths they go to in supporting their county. There will be weekly prizes and Ireland’s Best GAA Fan will be chosen to win €5,000 towards a home make-over and a trip to the GAA All-Ireland Senior Football Final. The Old Oak Bar, Cork City. Picture credit: Diarmuid Greene / SPORTSFILE

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5 September 2013; Former Cork hurler Seán Óg Ó hAilpín, right, and former...

5 September 2013; A general view of the audience during the Newstalk 106-108 FM’s Off the Ball live broadcast of Ireland’s most popular sports radio show ‘Off the Ball’ at The Old Oak Bar in Cork City, on Thursday 5th September. The ‘Off The Ball Roadshow with Ulster Bank’, which has already been to Donegal, Kerry and Mayo and will finish up in Dublin, will give GAA fans the opportunity to experience the multi award-winning show, where they will broadcast live from GAA haunts and clubs across the country. As part of the summer-long roadshow, Ulster Bank is also searching for Ireland’s ‘Best GAA Fan’. GAA super-fans are being invited to log on to ulsterbank.com/GAA to submit their most passionate and dedicated stories, pictures and videos that demonstrate the lengths they go to in supporting their county. There will be weekly prizes and Ireland’s Best GAA Fan will be chosen to win €5,000 towards a home make-over and a trip to the GAA All-Ireland Senior Football Final. The Old Oak Bar, Cork City. Picture credit: Diarmuid Greene / SPORTSFILE

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5 September 2013; A general view of the audience during the Newstalk 106-108...

5 September 2013; Audience members during the live broadcast of Ireland’s most popular sports radio show ‘Off the Ball’ at The Old Oak Bar in Cork City, on Thursday 5th September. The ‘Off The Ball Roadshow with Ulster Bank’, which has already been to Donegal, Kerry and Mayo and will finish up in Dublin, will give GAA fans the opportunity to experience the multi award-winning show, where they will broadcast live from GAA haunts and clubs across the country. As part of the summer-long roadshow, Ulster Bank is also searching for Ireland’s ‘Best GAA Fan’. GAA super-fans are being invited to log on to ulsterbank.com/GAA to submit their most passionate and dedicated stories, pictures and videos that demonstrate the lengths they go to in supporting their county. There will be weekly prizes and Ireland’s Best GAA Fan will be chosen to win €5,000 towards a home make-over and a trip to the GAA All-Ireland Senior Football Final. The Old Oak Bar, Cork City. Picture credit: Diarmuid Greene / SPORTSFILE

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5 September 2013; Audience members during the live broadcast of Ireland’s...

5 September 2013; Former Cork hurler Seán Óg Ó hAilpín with Newstalk 106-108 FM’s Diarmuid Lyng, during the live broadcast of Ireland’s most popular sports radio show ‘Off the Ball’ at The Old Oak Bar in Cork City, on Thursday 5th September. The ‘Off The Ball Roadshow with Ulster Bank’, which has already been to Donegal, Kerry and Mayo and will finish up in Dublin, will give GAA fans the opportunity to experience the multi award-winning show, where they will broadcast live from GAA haunts and clubs across the country. As part of the summer-long roadshow, Ulster Bank is also searching for Ireland’s ‘Best GAA Fan’. GAA super-fans are being invited to log on to ulsterbank.com/GAA to submit their most passionate and dedicated stories, pictures and videos that demonstrate the lengths they go to in supporting their county. There will be weekly prizes and Ireland’s Best GAA Fan will be chosen to win €5,000 towards a home make-over and a trip to the GAA All-Ireland Senior Football Final. The Old Oak Bar, Cork City. Picture credit: Diarmuid Greene / SPORTSFILE

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5 September 2013; Former Cork hurler Seán Óg Ó hAilpín with Newstalk...

5 September 2013; Former Cork hurler Seán Óg Ó hAilpín with Newstalk 106-108 FM’s Diarmuid Lyng, during the live broadcast of Ireland’s most popular sports radio show ‘Off the Ball’ at The Old Oak Bar in Cork City, on Thursday 5th September. The ‘Off The Ball Roadshow with Ulster Bank’, which has already been to Donegal, Kerry and Mayo and will finish up in Dublin, will give GAA fans the opportunity to experience the multi award-winning show, where they will broadcast live from GAA haunts and clubs across the country. As part of the summer-long roadshow, Ulster Bank is also searching for Ireland’s ‘Best GAA Fan’. GAA super-fans are being invited to log on to ulsterbank.com/GAA to submit their most passionate and dedicated stories, pictures and videos that demonstrate the lengths they go to in supporting their county. There will be weekly prizes and Ireland’s Best GAA Fan will be chosen to win €5,000 towards a home make-over and a trip to the GAA All-Ireland Senior Football Final. The Old Oak Bar, Cork City. Picture credit: Diarmuid Greene / SPORTSFILE

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5 September 2013; Former Cork hurler Seán Óg Ó hAilpín with Newstalk...

5 September 2013; Audience members, from left to right, Kevin Wilson, Fr Pat Ryall, Con Cremin and Donal Counihan in advance of the live broadcast of Ireland’s most popular sports radio show ‘Off the Ball’ at The Old Oak Bar in Cork City, on Thursday 5th September. The ‘Off The Ball Roadshow with Ulster Bank’, which has already been to Donegal, Kerry and Mayo and will finish up in Dublin, will give GAA fans the opportunity to experience the multi award-winning show, where they will broadcast live from GAA haunts and clubs across the country. As part of the summer-long roadshow, Ulster Bank is also searching for Ireland’s ‘Best GAA Fan’. GAA super-fans are being invited to log on to ulsterbank.com/GAA to submit their most passionate and dedicated stories, pictures and videos that demonstrate the lengths they go to in supporting their county. There will be weekly prizes and Ireland’s Best GAA Fan will be chosen to win €5,000 towards a home make-over and a trip to the GAA All-Ireland Senior Football Final. The Old Oak Bar, Cork City. Picture credit: Diarmuid Greene / SPORTSFILE

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5 September 2013; Audience members, from left to right, Kevin Wilson, Fr Pat...

5 September 2013; Former Clare hurler Fergus Tuohy, left, and former Cork hurler Diarmuid O'Sullivan with Newstalk 106-108 FM’s Diarmuid Lyng, during the live broadcast of Ireland’s most popular sports radio show ‘Off the Ball’ at The Old Oak Bar in Cork City, on Thursday 5th September. The ‘Off The Ball Roadshow with Ulster Bank’, which has already been to Donegal, Kerry and Mayo and will finish up in Dublin, will give GAA fans the opportunity to experience the multi award-winning show, where they will broadcast live from GAA haunts and clubs across the country. As part of the summer-long roadshow, Ulster Bank is also searching for Ireland’s ‘Best GAA Fan’. GAA super-fans are being invited to log on to ulsterbank.com/GAA to submit their most passionate and dedicated stories, pictures and videos that demonstrate the lengths they go to in supporting their county. There will be weekly prizes and Ireland’s Best GAA Fan will be chosen to win €5,000 towards a home make-over and a trip to the GAA All-Ireland Senior Football Final. The Old Oak Bar, Cork City. Picture credit: Diarmuid Greene / SPORTSFILE

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5 September 2013; Former Clare hurler Fergus Tuohy, left, and former Cork...

5 September 2013; Newstalk 106-108 FM’s Off the Ball presenter Ger Gilroy, left, along with former Cork hurler Diarmuid O'Sullivan, former Clare hurler Fergus Tuohy, and former Cork hurler Seán Óg Ó hAilpín during the live broadcast of Ireland’s most popular sports radio show ‘Off the Ball’ at The Old Oak Bar in Cork City, on Thursday 5th September. The ‘Off The Ball Roadshow with Ulster Bank’, which has already been to Donegal, Kerry and Mayo and will finish up in Dublin, will give GAA fans the opportunity to experience the multi award-winning show, where they will broadcast live from GAA haunts and clubs across the country. As part of the summer-long roadshow, Ulster Bank is also searching for Ireland’s ‘Best GAA Fan’. GAA super-fans are being invited to log on to ulsterbank.com/GAA to submit their most passionate and dedicated stories, pictures and videos that demonstrate the lengths they go to in supporting their county. There will be weekly prizes and Ireland’s Best GAA Fan will be chosen to win €5,000 towards a home make-over and a trip to the GAA All-Ireland Senior Football Final. The Old Oak Bar, Cork City. Picture credit: Diarmuid Greene / SPORTSFILE

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5 September 2013; Newstalk 106-108 FM’s Off the Ball presenter Ger Gilroy,...

5 September 2013; Newstalk 106-108 FM’s Off the Ball presenter Ger Gilroy, left, along with former Cork hurler Diarmuid O'Sullivan, former Clare hurler Fergus Tuohy, and former Cork hurler Seán Óg Ó hAilpín during the live broadcast of Ireland’s most popular sports radio show ‘Off the Ball’ at The Old Oak Bar in Cork City, on Thursday 5th September. The ‘Off The Ball Roadshow with Ulster Bank’, which has already been to Donegal, Kerry and Mayo and will finish up in Dublin, will give GAA fans the opportunity to experience the multi award-winning show, where they will broadcast live from GAA haunts and clubs across the country. As part of the summer-long roadshow, Ulster Bank is also searching for Ireland’s ‘Best GAA Fan’. GAA super-fans are being invited to log on to ulsterbank.com/GAA to submit their most passionate and dedicated stories, pictures and videos that demonstrate the lengths they go to in supporting their county. There will be weekly prizes and Ireland’s Best GAA Fan will be chosen to win €5,000 towards a home make-over and a trip to the GAA All-Ireland Senior Football Final. The Old Oak Bar, Cork City. Picture credit: Diarmuid Greene / SPORTSFILE

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5 September 2013; Newstalk 106-108 FM’s Off the Ball presenter Ger Gilroy,...

5 September 2013; Former Cork hurler Diarmuid O'Sullivan during the live broadcast of Ireland’s most popular sports radio show ‘Off the Ball’ at The Old Oak Bar in Cork City, on Thursday 5th September. The ‘Off The Ball Roadshow with Ulster Bank’, which has already been to Donegal, Kerry and Mayo and will finish up in Dublin, will give GAA fans the opportunity to experience the multi award-winning show, where they will broadcast live from GAA haunts and clubs across the country. As part of the summer-long roadshow, Ulster Bank is also searching for Ireland’s ‘Best GAA Fan’. GAA super-fans are being invited to log on to ulsterbank.com/GAA to submit their most passionate and dedicated stories, pictures and videos that demonstrate the lengths they go to in supporting their county. There will be weekly prizes and Ireland’s Best GAA Fan will be chosen to win €5,000 towards a home make-over and a trip to the GAA All-Ireland Senior Football Final. The Old Oak Bar, Cork City. Picture credit: Diarmuid Greene / SPORTSFILE

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5 September 2013; Former Cork hurler Diarmuid O'Sullivan during the live...

5 September 2013; Former Clare hurler Fergus Tuohy during the live broadcast of Ireland’s most popular sports radio show ‘Off the Ball’ at The Old Oak Bar in Cork City, on Thursday 5th September. The ‘Off The Ball Roadshow with Ulster Bank’, which has already been to Donegal, Kerry and Mayo and will finish up in Dublin, will give GAA fans the opportunity to experience the multi award-winning show, where they will broadcast live from GAA haunts and clubs across the country. As part of the summer-long roadshow, Ulster Bank is also searching for Ireland’s ‘Best GAA Fan’. GAA super-fans are being invited to log on to ulsterbank.com/GAA to submit their most passionate and dedicated stories, pictures and videos that demonstrate the lengths they go to in supporting their county. There will be weekly prizes and Ireland’s Best GAA Fan will be chosen to win €5,000 towards a home make-over and a trip to the GAA All-Ireland Senior Football Final. The Old Oak Bar, Cork City. Picture credit: Diarmuid Greene / SPORTSFILE

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5 September 2013; Former Clare hurler Fergus Tuohy during the live broadcast of...

5 September 2013; Former Clare hurler Fergus Tuohy during the live broadcast of Ireland’s most popular sports radio show ‘Off the Ball’ at The Old Oak Bar in Cork City, on Thursday 5th September. The ‘Off The Ball Roadshow with Ulster Bank’, which has already been to Donegal, Kerry and Mayo and will finish up in Dublin, will give GAA fans the opportunity to experience the multi award-winning show, where they will broadcast live from GAA haunts and clubs across the country. As part of the summer-long roadshow, Ulster Bank is also searching for Ireland’s ‘Best GAA Fan’. GAA super-fans are being invited to log on to ulsterbank.com/GAA to submit their most passionate and dedicated stories, pictures and videos that demonstrate the lengths they go to in supporting their county. There will be weekly prizes and Ireland’s Best GAA Fan will be chosen to win €5,000 towards a home make-over and a trip to the GAA All-Ireland Senior Football Final. The Old Oak Bar, Cork City. Picture credit: Diarmuid Greene / SPORTSFILE

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5 September 2013; Former Clare hurler Fergus Tuohy during the live broadcast of...

5 September 2013; Former Clare hurler Fergus Tuohy, centre, alongside former Cork hurlers Diarmuid O'Sullivan, left, and Seán Óg Ó hAilpín during the live broadcast of Ireland’s most popular sports radio show ‘Off the Ball’ at The Old Oak Bar in Cork City, on Thursday 5th September. The ‘Off The Ball Roadshow with Ulster Bank’, which has already been to Donegal, Kerry and Mayo and will finish up in Dublin, will give GAA fans the opportunity to experience the multi award-winning show, where they will broadcast live from GAA haunts and clubs across the country. As part of the summer-long roadshow, Ulster Bank is also searching for Ireland’s ‘Best GAA Fan’. GAA super-fans are being invited to log on to ulsterbank.com/GAA to submit their most passionate and dedicated stories, pictures and videos that demonstrate the lengths they go to in supporting their county. There will be weekly prizes and Ireland’s Best GAA Fan will be chosen to win €5,000 towards a home make-over and a trip to the GAA All-Ireland Senior Football Final. The Old Oak Bar, Cork City. Picture credit: Diarmuid Greene / SPORTSFILE

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5 September 2013; Former Clare hurler Fergus Tuohy, centre, alongside former...

5 September 2013; Former Cork hurler John Gardiner, right, with Newstalk 106-108 FM’s Diarmuid Lyng during the live broadcast of Ireland’s most popular sports radio show ‘Off the Ball’ at The Old Oak Bar in Cork City, on Thursday 5th September. The ‘Off The Ball Roadshow with Ulster Bank’, which has already been to Donegal, Kerry and Mayo and will finish up in Dublin, will give GAA fans the opportunity to experience the multi award-winning show, where they will broadcast live from GAA haunts and clubs across the country. As part of the summer-long roadshow, Ulster Bank is also searching for Ireland’s ‘Best GAA Fan’. GAA super-fans are being invited to log on to ulsterbank.com/GAA to submit their most passionate and dedicated stories, pictures and videos that demonstrate the lengths they go to in supporting their county. There will be weekly prizes and Ireland’s Best GAA Fan will be chosen to win €5,000 towards a home make-over and a trip to the GAA All-Ireland Senior Football Final. The Old Oak Bar, Cork City. Picture credit: Diarmuid Greene / SPORTSFILE

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5 September 2013; Former Cork hurler John Gardiner, right, with Newstalk...

5 September 2013; Former Cork hurler John Gardiner, right, with Newstalk 106-108 FM’s Diarmuid Lyng during the live broadcast of Ireland’s most popular sports radio show ‘Off the Ball’ at The Old Oak Bar in Cork City, on Thursday 5th September. The ‘Off The Ball Roadshow with Ulster Bank’, which has already been to Donegal, Kerry and Mayo and will finish up in Dublin, will give GAA fans the opportunity to experience the multi award-winning show, where they will broadcast live from GAA haunts and clubs across the country. As part of the summer-long roadshow, Ulster Bank is also searching for Ireland’s ‘Best GAA Fan’. GAA super-fans are being invited to log on to ulsterbank.com/GAA to submit their most passionate and dedicated stories, pictures and videos that demonstrate the lengths they go to in supporting their county. There will be weekly prizes and Ireland’s Best GAA Fan will be chosen to win €5,000 towards a home make-over and a trip to the GAA All-Ireland Senior Football Final. The Old Oak Bar, Cork City. Picture credit: Diarmuid Greene / SPORTSFILE

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5 September 2013; Former Cork hurler John Gardiner, right, with Newstalk...

5 September 2013; Former Clare hurler Ollie Baker, centre, alongside Kilkenny hurler Michael Fennelly, left, and former Cork hurler John Gardiner, right, during the live broadcast of Ireland’s most popular sports radio show ‘Off the Ball’ at The Old Oak Bar in Cork City, on Thursday 5th September. The ‘Off The Ball Roadshow with Ulster Bank’, which has already been to Donegal, Kerry and Mayo and will finish up in Dublin, will give GAA fans the opportunity to experience the multi award-winning show, where they will broadcast live from GAA haunts and clubs across the country. As part of the summer-long roadshow, Ulster Bank is also searching for Ireland’s ‘Best GAA Fan’. GAA super-fans are being invited to log on to ulsterbank.com/GAA to submit their most passionate and dedicated stories, pictures and videos that demonstrate the lengths they go to in supporting their county. There will be weekly prizes and Ireland’s Best GAA Fan will be chosen to win €5,000 towards a home make-over and a trip to the GAA All-Ireland Senior Football Final. The Old Oak Bar, Cork City. Picture credit: Diarmuid Greene / SPORTSFILE

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5 September 2013; Former Clare hurler Ollie Baker, centre, alongside Kilkenny...

5 September 2013; Kilkenny hurler Michael Fennelly during the live broadcast of Ireland’s most popular sports radio show ‘Off the Ball’ at The Old Oak Bar in Cork City, on Thursday 5th September. The ‘Off The Ball Roadshow with Ulster Bank’, which has already been to Donegal, Kerry and Mayo and will finish up in Dublin, will give GAA fans the opportunity to experience the multi award-winning show, where they will broadcast live from GAA haunts and clubs across the country. As part of the summer-long roadshow, Ulster Bank is also searching for Ireland’s ‘Best GAA Fan’. GAA super-fans are being invited to log on to ulsterbank.com/GAA to submit their most passionate and dedicated stories, pictures and videos that demonstrate the lengths they go to in supporting their county. There will be weekly prizes and Ireland’s Best GAA Fan will be chosen to win €5,000 towards a home make-over and a trip to the GAA All-Ireland Senior Football Final. The Old Oak Bar, Cork City. Picture credit: Diarmuid Greene / SPORTSFILE

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5 September 2013; Kilkenny hurler Michael Fennelly during the live broadcast of...

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