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27 April 2014; The GAA today encouraged football supporters to get behind Autism Awareness Month by staging a record-breaking attempt for the greatest number of people wearing a blue nose in one place at half time in the Allianz Division 1 League Football Final. Irish Autism Action is one of the GAA’s charities of choice for 2014. Our picture shows Conor Tierney, age 10 from Wayside, Co. Dublin, during the world record attempt to help raise awareness for autism. Picture credit: David Maher / SPORTSFILE

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27 April 2014; The GAA today encouraged football supporters to get behind...

27 April 2014; The GAA today encouraged football supporters to get behind Autism Awareness Month by staging a record-breaking attempt for the greatest number of people wearing a blue nose in one place at half time in the Allianz Division 1 League Football Final. Irish Autism Action is one of the GAA’s charities of choice for 2014. Our picture shows Niamh Corcoran, aged 10, from Dunfanaghy, Co. Donegal, during the world record attempt to help raise awareness for autism. Picture credit: Ray McManus / SPORTSFILE

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27 April 2014; The GAA today encouraged football supporters...

27 April 2014; The GAA today encouraged football supporters to get behind Autism Awareness Month by staging a record-breaking attempt for the greatest number of people wearing a blue nose in one place at half time in the Allianz Division 1 League Football Final. Irish Autism Action is one of the GAA’s charities of choice for 2014. Our picture shows Donegal supporter Pauric monaghan, from Laghy, Co. Donegal, during the world record attempt to help raise awareness for autism. Picture credit: Ray McManus / SPORTSFILE

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27 April 2014; The GAA today encouraged football supporters...

27 April 2014; The GAA today encouraged football supporters to get behind Autism Awareness Month by staging a record-breaking attempt for the greatest number of people wearing a blue nose in one place at half time in the Allianz Division 1 League Football Final. Irish Autism Action is one of the GAA’s charities of choice for 2014. Our picture shows Rebecca Gray, left, from Finglas, with Lauren O'Hare, from Whitehall, Dublin, during the world record attempt to help raise awareness for autism. Picture credit: Ray McManus / SPORTSFILE

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27 April 2014; The GAA today encouraged football supporters to get behind...

27 April 2014; The GAA today encouraged football supporters to get behind Autism Awareness Month by staging a record-breaking attempt for the greatest number of people wearing a blue nose in one place at half time in the Allianz Division 1 League Football Final. Irish Autism Action is one of the GAA’s charities of choice for 2014. Our picture shows Dublin supporters from left Conor Ryan, age 12, Rebecca Tuite, age 12, and Conor Ryan, age 13, all from Wayside, Co. Dublin, during the world record attempt to help raise awareness for autism. Picture credit: David Maher / SPORTSFILE

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27 April 2014; The GAA today encouraged football supporters to get behind...

27 April 2014; The GAA today encouraged football supporters to get behind Autism Awareness Month by staging a record-breaking attempt for the greatest number of people wearing a blue nose in one place at half time in the Allianz Division 1 League Football Final. Irish Autism Action is one of the GAA’s charities of choice for 2014. Our picture shows Rebecca Tuite, age 12 from Wayside, Co. Dublin, during the world record attempt to help raise awareness for autism. Picture credit: David Maher / SPORTSFILE

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27 April 2014; The GAA today encouraged football supporters...

27 April 2014; The GAA today encouraged football supporters to get behind Autism Awareness Month by staging a record-breaking attempt for the greatest number of people wearing a blue nose in one place at half time in the Allianz Division 1 League Football Final. Irish Autism Action is one of the GAA’s charities of choice for 2014. Our picture shows Conor Tierney, age 10 from Wayside, Co. Dublin, during the world record attempt to help raise awareness for autism. Picture credit: David Maher / SPORTSFILE

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27 April 2014; The GAA today encouraged football supporters...

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