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GAA staff announce 'Tour de Thurles' cycle in aid of GAA's five official 2017 charities Photos

27 September 2017; A GAA staff group from Croke Park will embark on the 'Tour de Thurles' raising funds for the GAA's five official 2017 charities by cycling from headquarters to the birthplace of the Association. They will set off from Dublin 3 at 7.30 Thursday morning, 28th September, with an expected arrival time in Thurles of circa 5pm. The160 km route will take the group from the capital through Meath, Kildare, Laois and Kilkenny before finishing in Liberty Square outside Hayes Hotel, the site of the foundation of the GAA. At the announcement in Croke Park are, from left, Mark Curran, Chief Garda Superintendent, Ballymun Station, David Treacy, GAA Commercial and Sponsorship Account Manager / Dublin senior hurler, Kevin Sexton, GAA Ticketing and Training Executive, Stacey Cannon, GAA Health and Well-Being Coordinator and former Kildare ladies footballer, Peter Minchin, Community & Branch Fundraising Coordinator Cystic Fibrosis Ireland, and Community Garda Mark Higgins, Ballymun Station. Photo by Cody Glenn/Sportsfile

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27 September 2017; A GAA staff group from Croke Park will embark on the 'Tour...

27 September 2017; A GAA staff group from Croke Park will embark on the 'Tour de Thurles' raising funds for the GAA's five official 2017 charities by cycling from headquarters to the birthplace of the Association. They will set off from Dublin 3 at 7.30 Thursday morning, 28th September, with an expected arrival time in Thurles of circa 5pm. The160 km route will take the group from the capital through Meath, Kildare, Laois and Kilkenny before finishing in Liberty Square outside Hayes Hotel, the site of the foundation of the GAA. At the announcement in Croke Park are cyclists Stacey Cannon, GAA Health and Well-Being Coordinator and former Kildare ladies footballer and Kevin Sexton, GAA Ticketing and Training Executive. Photo by Cody Glenn/Sportsfile

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27 September 2017; A GAA staff group from Croke Park will embark on the 'Tour...

27 September 2017; A GAA staff group from Croke Park will embark on the 'Tour de Thurles' raising funds for the GAA's five official 2017 charities by cycling from headquarters to the birthplace of the Association. They will set off from Dublin 3 at 7.30 Thursday morning, 28th September, with an expected arrival time in Thurles of circa 5pm. The160 km route will take the group from the capital through Meath, Kildare, Laois and Kilkenny before finishing in Liberty Square outside Hayes Hotel, the site of the foundation of the GAA. At the announcement in Croke Park are, from left, Community Garda Mark Higgins, Ballymun Station, Mark Curran, Chief Garda Superintendent, Ballymun Station, Peter Minchin, Community & Branch Fundraising Coordinator Cystic Fibrosis Ireland, David Treacy, GAA Commercial and Sponsorship Account Manager and Dublin senior hurler, cyclists Kevin Sexton, GAA Ticketing and Training Executive, and Stacey Cannon, GAA Health and Well-Being Coordinator and former Kildare ladies footballer. Photo by Cody Glenn/Sportsfile

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27 September 2017; A GAA staff group from Croke Park will embark on the 'Tour...

27 September 2017; A GAA staff group from Croke Park will embark on the 'Tour de Thurles' raising funds for the GAA's five official 2017 charities by cycling from headquarters to the birthplace of the Association. They will set off from Dublin 3 at 7.30 Thursday morning, 28th September, with an expected arrival time in Thurles of circa 5pm. The160 km route will take the group from the capital through Meath, Kildare, Laois and Kilkenny before finishing in Liberty Square outside Hayes Hotel, the site of the foundation of the GAA. At the announcement in Croke Park are, from left, Community Garda Mark Higgins, Ballymun Station, Mark Curran, Chief Garda Superintendent, Ballymun Station, Peter Minchin, Community & Branch Fundraising Coordinator Cystic Fibrosis Ireland, Stacey Cannon, GAA Health and Well-Being Coordinator and former Kildare ladies footballer, Kevin Sexton, GAA Ticketing and Training Executive, David Treacy, GAA Commercial and Sponsorship Account Manager / Dublin senior hurler. Photo by Cody Glenn/Sportsfile

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27 September 2017; A GAA staff group from Croke Park will embark on the 'Tour...

27 September 2017; A GAA staff group from Croke Park will embark on the 'Tour de Thurles' raising funds for the GAA's five official 2017 charities by cycling from headquarters to the birthplace of the Association. They will set off from Dublin 3 at 7.30 Thursday morning, 28th September, with an expected arrival time in Thurles of circa 5pm. The160 km route will take the group from the capital through Meath, Kildare, Laois and Kilkenny before finishing in Liberty Square outside Hayes Hotel, the site of the foundation of the GAA. At the announcement in Croke Park are, from left, David Treacy, GAA Commercial and Sponsorship Account Manager and Dublin Senior Hurler, Kevin Sexton, GAA Ticketing and Training Executive, Stacey Cannon, GAA Health and Well-Being Coordinator and former Kildare ladies footballer, Mark Curran, Chief Garda Superintendent Ballymun Station, Community Garda Mark Higgins, Ballymun Station, and Peter Minchin, Community and Branch Fundraising Cystic Fibrosis Ireland. Photo by Cody Glenn/Sportsfile

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27 September 2017; A GAA staff group from Croke Park will embark on the 'Tour...

27 September 2017; A GAA staff group from Croke Park will embark on the 'Tour de Thurles' raising funds for the GAA's five official 2017 charities by cycling from headquarters to the birthplace of the Association. They will set off from Dublin 3 at 7.30 Thursday morning, 28th September, with an expected arrival time in Thurles of circa 5pm. The160 km route will take the group from the capital through Meath, Kildare, Laois and Kilkenny before finishing in Liberty Square outside Hayes Hotel, the site of the foundation of the GAA. At the announcement in Croke Park are, from left, Mark Curran, Chief Garda Superintendent, Ballymun Station, David Treacy, GAA Commercial and Sponsorship Account Manager / Dublin senior hurler, Kevin Sexton, GAA Ticketing and Training Executive, Stacey Cannon, GAA Health and Well-Being Coordinator and former Kildare ladies footballer, Peter Minchin, Community & Branch Fundraising Coordinator Cystic Fibrosis Ireland, and Community Garda Mark Higgins, Ballymun Station. Photo by Cody Glenn/Sportsfile

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27 September 2017; A GAA staff group from Croke Park will embark on the 'Tour...

27 September 2017; A GAA staff group from Croke Park will embark on the 'Tour de Thurles' raising funds for the GAA's five official 2017 charities by cycling from headquarters to the birthplace of the Association. They will set off from Dublin 3 at 7.30 Thursday morning, 28th September, with an expected arrival time in Thurles of circa 5pm. The160 km route will take the group from the capital through Meath, Kildare, Laois and Kilkenny before finishing in Liberty Square outside Hayes Hotel, the site of the foundation of the GAA. At the announcement in Croke Park are cyclists Kevin Sexton, front left, GAA Ticketing and Training Executive, and Stacey Cannon, front right, GAA Health and Well-Being Coordinator and former Kildare ladies footballer, joined by, from left, Community Garda Mark Higgins, Ballymun Station, Mark Curran, Chief Garda Superintendent, Ballymun Station, Peter Minchin, Community & Branch Fundraising Coordinator Cystic Fibrosis Ireland, and David Treacy, GAA Commercial and Sponsorship Account Manager and Dublin senior hurler. Photo by Cody Glenn/Sportsfile

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27 September 2017; A GAA staff group from Croke Park will embark on the 'Tour...

27 September 2017; A GAA staff group from Croke Park will embark on the 'Tour de Thurles' raising funds for the GAA's five official 2017 charities by cycling from headquarters to the birthplace of the Association. They will set off from Dublin 3 at 7.30 Thursday morning, 28th September, with an expected arrival time in Thurles of circa 5pm. The160 km route will take the group from the capital through Meath, Kildare, Laois and Kilkenny before finishing in Liberty Square outside Hayes Hotel, the site of the foundation of the GAA. At the announcement in Croke Park are cyclists Kevin Sexton, front left, GAA Ticketing and Training Executive, and Stacey Cannon, front right, GAA Health and Well-Being Coordinator and former Kildare ladies footballer, joined by, from left, Community Garda Mark Higgins, Ballymun Station, Peter Minchin, Community & Branch Fundraising Coordinator Cystic Fibrosis Ireland, David Treacy, GAA Commercial and Sponsorship Account Manager / Dublin senior hurler, and Mark Curran, Chief Garda Superintendent, Ballymun Station. Photo by Cody Glenn/Sportsfile

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27 September 2017; A GAA staff group from Croke Park will embark on the 'Tour...

27 September 2017; A GAA staff group from Croke Park will embark on the 'Tour de Thurles' raising funds for the GAA's five official 2017 charities by cycling from headquarters to the birthplace of the Association. They will set off from Dublin 3 at 7.30 Thursday morning, 28th September, with an expected arrival time in Thurles of circa 5pm. The160 km route will take the group from the capital through Meath, Kildare, Laois and Kilkenny before finishing in Liberty Square outside Hayes Hotel, the site of the foundation of the GAA. At the announcement in Croke Park are Mark Curran, Chief Garda Superintendent, Ballymun Station, and cyclist Stacey Cannon, GAA Health and Well-Being Coordinator and former Kildare ladies footballer. Photo by Cody Glenn/Sportsfile

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27 September 2017; A GAA staff group from Croke Park will...

27 September 2017; A GAA staff group from Croke Park will embark on the 'Tour de Thurles' raising funds for the GAA's five official 2017 charities by cycling from headquarters to the birthplace of the Association. They will set off from Dublin 3 at 7.30 Thursday morning, 28th September, with an expected arrival time in Thurles of circa 5pm. The160 km route will take the group from the capital through Meath, Kildare, Laois and Kilkenny before finishing in Liberty Square outside Hayes Hotel, the site of the foundation of the GAA. At the announcement in Croke Park are Mark Curran, Chief Garda Superintendent, Ballymun Station, and cyclist Stacey Cannon, GAA Health and Well-Being Coordinator and former Kildare ladies footballer. Photo by Cody Glenn/Sportsfile

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27 September 2017; A GAA staff group from Croke Park will embark on the 'Tour...

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