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McDonald’s FAI Future Football 2015 launched by Republic of Ireland star Aiden McGeady Photos

2 June 2015; Republic of Ireland and Everton midfielder Aiden McGeady officially launched the McDonald’s FAI Future Football 2015 programme. McDonald’s FAI Future Football is a programme designed to support grassroots football clubs by enriching the work they do at local level. Over 10,000 boys and girls from 165 football clubs in Ireland will take part this year, generating 70,000 additional hours of activity. This year McDonald’s will shine a special light on the 800 coaches that help run the programme, by rewarding them as a thank you for their tireless work in developing young footballers throughout the country. The partnership, in its third year, adds to McDonald’s global investment in football. Pictured at the launch was Republic of Ireland's Aiden McGeady, with children from left, twins Rachel and Sarah Fitzmaurice, age 9, twins Tadhg and Conor Scanlon, age 7, Ryan Enright, age 7, Isobel O'Kane, age 7, Evan O'Kane, age 9, and Callum Carroll, age 8. Gannon Park, Malahide, Co. Dublin Picture credit: David Maher / SPORTSFILE

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2 June 2015; Republic of Ireland and Everton midfielder Aiden McGeady...

2 June 2015; Republic of Ireland and Everton midfielder Aiden McGeady officially launched the McDonald’s FAI Future Football 2015 programme. McDonald’s FAI Future Football is a programme designed to support grassroots football clubs by enriching the work they do at local level. Over 10,000 boys and girls from 165 football clubs in Ireland will take part this year, generating 70,000 additional hours of activity. This year McDonald’s will shine a special light on the 800 coaches that help run the programme, by rewarding them as a thank you for their tireless work in developing young footballers throughout the country. The partnership, in its third year, adds to McDonald’s global investment in football. Pictured at the launch was Republic of Ireland's Aiden McGeady with children from left, Tadhg Scanlon, age 7, Isobel O'Kane, age 7, Callum Carroll, age 8, Ryan Enright, age 7, Conor Scanlon, age 7, and Evan O'Kane, age 9. Gannon Park, Malahide, Co. Dublin Picture credit: David Maher / SPORTSFILE

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2 June 2015; Republic of Ireland and Everton midfielder Aiden McGeady...

2 June 2015; Republic of Ireland and Everton midfielder Aiden McGeady officially launched the McDonald’s FAI Future Football 2015 programme. McDonald’s FAI Future Football is a programme designed to support grassroots football clubs by enriching the work they do at local level. Over 10,000 boys and girls from 165 football clubs in Ireland will take part this year, generating 70,000 additional hours of activity. This year McDonald’s will shine a special light on the 800 coaches that help run the programme, by rewarding them as a thank you for their tireless work in developing young footballers throughout the country. The partnership, in its third year, adds to McDonald’s global investment in football. Pictured at the launch was Conor Scanlon, age 7, showing off his skills to Republic of Ireland's Aiden McGeady. Gannon Park, Malahide, Co. Dublin Picture credit: David Maher / SPORTSFILE

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2 June 2015; Republic of Ireland and Everton midfielder Aiden McGeady...

2 June 2015; Republic of Ireland and Everton midfielder Aiden McGeady officially launched the McDonald’s FAI Future Football 2015 programme. McDonald’s FAI Future Football is a programme designed to support grassroots football clubs by enriching the work they do at local level. Over 10,000 boys and girls from 165 football clubs in Ireland will take part this year, generating 70,000 additional hours of activity. This year McDonald’s will shine a special light on the 800 coaches that help run the programme, by rewarding them as a thank you for their tireless work in developing young footballers throughout the country. The partnership, in its third year, adds to McDonald’s global investment in football. Pitured at the launch was Republic of Ireland's Aiden McGeady with children Evan O'Kane, age 9, Conor Scanlon, age 7, and Rachel Fitmaurice, age 9. Gannon Park, Malahide, Co. Dublin Picture credit: David Maher / SPORTSFILE

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2 June 2015; Republic of Ireland and Everton midfielder Aiden McGeady...

2 June 2015; Republic of Ireland and Everton midfielder Aiden McGeady officially launched the McDonald’s FAI Future Football 2015 programme. McDonald’s FAI Future Football is a programme designed to support grassroots football clubs by enriching the work they do at local level. Over 10,000 boys and girls from 165 football clubs in Ireland will take part this year, generating 70,000 additional hours of activity. This year McDonald’s will shine a special light on the 800 coaches that help run the programme, by rewarding them as a thank you for their tireless work in developing young footballers throughout the country. The partnership, in its third year, adds to McDonald’s global investment in football. Pictured at the launch was Republic of Ireland's Aiden McGeady with twins Sarah, left, and Rachel Fitzmaurice, age 9. Gannon Park, Malahide, Co. Dublin Picture credit: David Maher / SPORTSFILE

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2 June 2015; Republic of Ireland and Everton midfielder Aiden McGeady...

2 June 2015; Republic of Ireland and Everton midfielder Aiden McGeady officially launched the McDonald’s FAI Future Football 2015 programme. McDonald’s FAI Future Football is a programme designed to support grassroots football clubs by enriching the work they do at local level. Over 10,000 boys and girls from 165 football clubs in Ireland will take part this year, generating 70,000 additional hours of activity. This year McDonald’s will shine a special light on the 800 coaches that help run the programme, by rewarding them as a thank you for their tireless work in developing young footballers throughout the country. The partnership, in its third year, adds to McDonald’s global investment in football. Pitured at the launch was Republic of Ireland's Aiden McGeady with twins Sarah, left, and Rachel Fitzmaurice, age 9. Gannon Park, Malahide, Co. Dublin Picture credit: David Maher / SPORTSFILE

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2 June 2015; Republic of Ireland and Everton midfielder...

2 June 2015; Republic of Ireland and Everton midfielder Aiden McGeady officially launched the McDonald’s FAI Future Football 2015 programme. McDonald’s FAI Future Football is a programme designed to support grassroots football clubs by enriching the work they do at local level. Over 10,000 boys and girls from 165 football clubs in Ireland will take part this year, generating 70,000 additional hours of activity. This year McDonald’s will shine a special light on the 800 coaches that help run the programme, by rewarding them as a thank you for their tireless work in developing young footballers throughout the country. The partnership, in its third year, adds to McDonald’s global investment in football. Pictured at the launch was Republic of Ireland's Aiden McGeady with twins Sarah, left, and Rachel Fitzmaurice, age 9. Gannon Park, Malahide, Co. Dublin Picture credit: David Maher / SPORTSFILE

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2 June 2015; Republic of Ireland and Everton midfielder Aiden McGeady...

2 June 2015; Republic of Ireland and Everton midfielder Aiden McGeady officially launched the McDonald’s FAI Future Football 2015 programme. McDonald’s FAI Future Football is a programme designed to support grassroots football clubs by enriching the work they do at local level. Over 10,000 boys and girls from 165 football clubs in Ireland will take part this year, generating 70,000 additional hours of activity. This year McDonald’s will shine a special light on the 800 coaches that help run the programme, by rewarding them as a thank you for their tireless work in developing young footballers throughout the country. The partnership, in its third year, adds to McDonald’s global investment in football. Pictured at the launch was Republic of Ireland's Aiden McGeady with twins Tadhg, left, and Conor Scanlon, age 7. Gannon Park, Malahide, Co. Dublin Picture credit: David Maher / SPORTSFILE

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2 June 2015; Republic of Ireland and Everton midfielder Aiden McGeady...

2 June 2015; Republic of Ireland and Everton midfielder Aiden McGeady officially launched the McDonald’s FAI Future Football 2015 programme. McDonald’s FAI Future Football is a programme designed to support grassroots football clubs by enriching the work they do at local level. Over 10,000 boys and girls from 165 football clubs in Ireland will take part this year, generating 70,000 additional hours of activity. This year McDonald’s will shine a special light on the 800 coaches that help run the programme, by rewarding them as a thank you for their tireless work in developing young footballers throughout the country. The partnership, in its third year, adds to McDonald’s global investment in football. Pictured at the launch was Republic of Ireland's Aiden McGeady with twins Tadhg and Conor Scanlon, age 7. Gannon Park, Malahide, Co. Dublin Picture credit: David Maher / SPORTSFILE

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2 June 2015; Republic of Ireland and Everton midfielder Aiden McGeady...

2 June 2015; Republic of Ireland and Everton midfielder Aiden McGeady officially launched the McDonald’s FAI Future Football 2015 programme. McDonald’s FAI Future Football is a programme designed to support grassroots football clubs by enriching the work they do at local level. Over 10,000 boys and girls from 165 football clubs in Ireland will take part this year, generating 70,000 additional hours of activity. This year McDonald’s will shine a special light on the 800 coaches that help run the programme, by rewarding them as a thank you for their tireless work in developing young footballers throughout the country. The partnership, in its third year, adds to McDonald’s global investment in football. Pictured at the launch was Republic of Ireland's Aiden McGeady with Callum Carroll, age 8, and Rachel Fitzmaurice, age 9. Gannon Park, Malahide, Co. Dublin Picture credit: David Maher / SPORTSFILE

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2 June 2015; Republic of Ireland and Everton midfielder Aiden McGeady...

2 June 2015; Republic of Ireland and Everton midfielder Aiden McGeady officially launched the McDonald’s FAI Future Football 2015 programme. McDonald’s FAI Future Football is a programme designed to support grassroots football clubs by enriching the work they do at local level. Over 10,000 boys and girls from 165 football clubs in Ireland will take part this year, generating 70,000 additional hours of activity. This year McDonald’s will shine a special light on the 800 coaches that help run the programme, by rewarding them as a thank you for their tireless work in developing young footballers throughout the country. The partnership, in its third year, adds to McDonald’s global investment in football. Pictured at the launch was Republic of Ireland's Aiden McGeady, with children, from left, Tadhg Scanlon, age 7, twins Rachel and Sarah Fitzmaurice, age 9, Callum Carroll, age 8, Isobel O'Kane, age 7, Evan O'Kane, age 9, and Conor Scanlon, age 7. Gannon Park, Malahide, Co. Dublin Picture credit: David Maher / SPORTSFILE

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2 June 2015; Republic of Ireland and Everton midfielder Aiden McGeady...

2 June 2015; Republic of Ireland and Everton midfielder Aiden McGeady officially launched the McDonald’s FAI Future Football 2015 programme. McDonald’s FAI Future Football is a programme designed to support grassroots football clubs by enriching the work they do at local level. Over 10,000 boys and girls from 165 football clubs in Ireland will take part this year, generating 70,000 additional hours of activity. This year McDonald’s will shine a special light on the 800 coaches that help run the programme, by rewarding them as a thank you for their tireless work in developing young footballers throughout the country. The partnership, in its third year, adds to McDonald’s global investment in football. Pictured at the launch was Republic of Ireland's Aiden McGeady with Isobel O'Kane, age 7, and Callum Carroll, age 8. Gannon Park, Malahide, Co. Dublin Picture credit: David Maher / SPORTSFILE

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2 June 2015; Republic of Ireland and Everton midfielder...

2 June 2015; Republic of Ireland and Everton midfielder Aiden McGeady officially launched the McDonald’s FAI Future Football 2015 programme. McDonald’s FAI Future Football is a programme designed to support grassroots football clubs by enriching the work they do at local level. Over 10,000 boys and girls from 165 football clubs in Ireland will take part this year, generating 70,000 additional hours of activity. This year McDonald’s will shine a special light on the 800 coaches that help run the programme, by rewarding them as a thank you for their tireless work in developing young footballers throughout the country. The partnership, in its third year, adds to McDonald’s global investment in football. Pictured at the launch was Republic of Ireland's Aiden McGeady, with children from left, Sarah Fitzmaurice, age 9, Ryan Enright, age 7, Isobel O'Kane, age 7, twins Tadhg and Conor Scanlon, age 7, Evan O'Kane, age 9, Callum Carroll, age 8, and Rachel Fitzmaurice, age 9. Gannon Park, Malahide, Co. Dublin Picture credit: David Maher / SPORTSFILE

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