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GAA Museum 20th anniversary Exhibition Launch Photos

5 June 2018; Celebrating the launch of the new ’20 Years’ annual exhibition at the GAA Museum are from left, former Meath manager Sean Boylan, referee David Coldrick and former Kerry player and GAA Museum Hall of Fame Inductee, Jack O'Shea, at Croke Park in Dublin. The exhibition traces the key moments in GAA and Croke Park history over the past 20 years since the GAA Museum first opened its doors in 1998. Topics covered include the Croke Park redevelopment, the deletion of Rule 21, the suspension of Rule 42 that paved the way for international rugby and soccer to be played in Croke Park, the Special Olympics World Summer Games in 2003 and the GAA 125 festivities in 2009. The exhibition also serves as the throw-in for the GAA Museum’s anniversary programme of events. Details of all the museum’s celebratory activities can be found at www.crokepark.ie/gaamuseum. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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5 June 2018; Celebrating the launch of the new ’20 Years’ annual exhibition at the GAA Museum are Uachtarán Chumann Lúthchleas Gael John Horan, centre, with Croke Park Steward Tom Ryan, left, and Dublin Camogie player and GAA Museum Tour Guide Eve O'Brien in Croke Park, Dublin. The exhibition traces the key moments in GAA and Croke Park history over the past 20 years since the GAA Museum first opened its doors in 1998. Topics covered include the Croke Park redevelopment, the deletion of Rule 21, the suspension of Rule 42 that paved the way for international rugby and soccer to be played in Croke Park, the Special Olympics World Summer Games in 2003 and the GAA 125 festivities in 2009. The exhibition also serves as the throw-in for the GAA Museum’s anniversary programme of events. Details of all the museum’s celebratory activities can be found at www.crokepark.ie/gaamuseum. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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5 June 2018; Celebrating the launch of the new ’20 Years’ annual exhibition at the GAA Museum are Croke Park Senior Steward Michael Leddy, left, and Croke Park Steward Tom Ryan at Croke Park in Dublin. The exhibition traces the key moments in GAA and Croke Park history over the past 20 years since the GAA Museum first opened its doors in 1998. Topics covered include the Croke Park redevelopment, the deletion of Rule 21, the suspension of Rule 42 that paved the way for international rugby and soccer to be played in Croke Park, the Special Olympics World Summer Games in 2003 and the GAA 125 festivities in 2009. The exhibition also serves as the throw-in for the GAA Museum’s anniversary programme of events. Details of all the museum’s celebratory activities can be found at www.crokepark.ie/gaamuseum. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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5 June 2018; Celebrating the launch of the new ’20 Years’ annual exhibition at the GAA Museum are GAA Museum Directory Niamh McCoy, left, and former Meath manager Sean Boylan at Croke Park in Dublin. The exhibition traces the key moments in GAA and Croke Park history over the past 20 years since the GAA Museum first opened its doors in 1998. Topics covered include the Croke Park redevelopment, the deletion of Rule 21, the suspension of Rule 42 that paved the way for international rugby and soccer to be played in Croke Park, the Special Olympics World Summer Games in 2003 and the GAA 125 festivities in 2009. The exhibition also serves as the throw-in for the GAA Museum’s anniversary programme of events. Details of all the museum’s celebratory activities can be found at www.crokepark.ie/gaamuseum. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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5 June 2018; Celebrating the launch of the new ’20 Years’ annual exhibition...

5 June 2018; Celebrating the launch of the new ’20 Years’ annual exhibition at the GAA Museum are GAA Museum Directory Niamh McCoy, left, and former Meath manager Sean Boylan at Croke Park in Dublin. The exhibition traces the key moments in GAA and Croke Park history over the past 20 years since the GAA Museum first opened its doors in 1998. Topics covered include the Croke Park redevelopment, the deletion of Rule 21, the suspension of Rule 42 that paved the way for international rugby and soccer to be played in Croke Park, the Special Olympics World Summer Games in 2003 and the GAA 125 festivities in 2009. The exhibition also serves as the throw-in for the GAA Museum’s anniversary programme of events. Details of all the museum’s celebratory activities can be found at www.crokepark.ie/gaamuseum. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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5 June 2018; Celebrating the launch of the new ’20 Years’ annual exhibition at the GAA Museum are from left, former Meath manager Sean Boylan, Uachtarán Chumann Lúthchleas Gael John Horan, referee David Coldrick and former Kerry player and GAA Museum Hall of Fame Inductee, Jack O'Shea, at Croke Park in Dublin. The exhibition traces the key moments in GAA and Croke Park history over the past 20 years since the GAA Museum first opened its doors in 1998. Topics covered include the Croke Park redevelopment, the deletion of Rule 21, the suspension of Rule 42 that paved the way for international rugby and soccer to be played in Croke Park, the Special Olympics World Summer Games in 2003 and the GAA 125 festivities in 2009. The exhibition also serves as the throw-in for the GAA Museum’s anniversary programme of events. Details of all the museum’s celebratory activities can be found at www.crokepark.ie/gaamuseum. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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5 June 2018; Celebrating the launch of the new ’20 Years’ annual exhibition...

5 June 2018; Celebrating the launch of the new ’20 Years’ annual exhibition at the GAA Museum are from left, former Meath manager Sean Boylan, Uachtarán Chumann Lúthchleas Gael John Horan, referee David Coldrick and former Kerry player and GAA Museum Hall of Fame Inductee, Jack O'Shea, at Croke Park in Dublin. The exhibition traces the key moments in GAA and Croke Park history over the past 20 years since the GAA Museum first opened its doors in 1998. Topics covered include the Croke Park redevelopment, the deletion of Rule 21, the suspension of Rule 42 that paved the way for international rugby and soccer to be played in Croke Park, the Special Olympics World Summer Games in 2003 and the GAA 125 festivities in 2009. The exhibition also serves as the throw-in for the GAA Museum’s anniversary programme of events. Details of all the museum’s celebratory activities can be found at www.crokepark.ie/gaamuseum. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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5 June 2018; Celebrating the launch of the new ’20 Years’ annual exhibition...

5 June 2018; Celebrating the launch of the new ’20 Years’ annual exhibition at the GAA Museum are former Meath manager Sean Boylan, left, and former Kerry player and GAA Museum Hall of Fame Inductee, Jack O'Shea, at Croke Park in Dublin. The exhibition traces the key moments in GAA and Croke Park history over the past 20 years since the GAA Museum first opened its doors in 1998. Topics covered include the Croke Park redevelopment, the deletion of Rule 21, the suspension of Rule 42 that paved the way for international rugby and soccer to be played in Croke Park, the Special Olympics World Summer Games in 2003 and the GAA 125 festivities in 2009. The exhibition also serves as the throw-in for the GAA Museum’s anniversary programme of events. Details of all the museum’s celebratory activities can be found at www.crokepark.ie/gaamuseum. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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5 June 2018; Celebrating the launch of the new ’20 Years’ annual exhibition...

5 June 2018; Celebrating the launch of the new ’20 Years’ annual exhibition at the GAA Museum are former Meath manager Sean Boylan, left, and former Kerry player and GAA Museum Hall of Fame Inductee, Jack O'Shea, at Croke Park in Dublin. The exhibition traces the key moments in GAA and Croke Park history over the past 20 years since the GAA Museum first opened its doors in 1998. Topics covered include the Croke Park redevelopment, the deletion of Rule 21, the suspension of Rule 42 that paved the way for international rugby and soccer to be played in Croke Park, the Special Olympics World Summer Games in 2003 and the GAA 125 festivities in 2009. The exhibition also serves as the throw-in for the GAA Museum’s anniversary programme of events. Details of all the museum’s celebratory activities can be found at www.crokepark.ie/gaamuseum. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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5 June 2018; Celebrating the launch of the new ’20 Years’ annual exhibition...

5 June 2018; Celebrating the launch of the new ’20 Years’ annual exhibition at the GAA Museum are former Meath manager Sean Boylan and former Kerry player and GAA Museum Hall of Fame Inductee, Jack O'Shea, at Croke Park in Dublin. The exhibition traces the key moments in GAA and Croke Park history over the past 20 years since the GAA Museum first opened its doors in 1998. Topics covered include the Croke Park redevelopment, the deletion of Rule 21, the suspension of Rule 42 that paved the way for international rugby and soccer to be played in Croke Park, the Special Olympics World Summer Games in 2003 and the GAA 125 festivities in 2009. The exhibition also serves as the throw-in for the GAA Museum’s anniversary programme of events. Details of all the museum’s celebratory activities can be found at www.crokepark.ie/gaamuseum. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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5 June 2018; Celebrating the launch of the new ’20 Years’ annual exhibition...

5 June 2018; Celebrating the launch of the new ’20 Years’ annual exhibition at the GAA Museum is former Kerry player and GAA Museum Hall of Fame Inductee Jack O'Shea at Croke Park in Dublin. The exhibition traces the key moments in GAA and Croke Park history over the past 20 years since the GAA Museum first opened its doors in 1998. Topics covered include the Croke Park redevelopment, the deletion of Rule 21, the suspension of Rule 42 that paved the way for international rugby and soccer to be played in Croke Park, the Special Olympics World Summer Games in 2003 and the GAA 125 festivities in 2009. The exhibition also serves as the throw-in for the GAA Museum’s anniversary programme of events. Details of all the museum’s celebratory activities can be found at www.crokepark.ie/gaamuseum. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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5 June 2018; Celebrating the launch of the new ’20 Years’ annual exhibition at the GAA Museum are, from right, Tara Fogarty, 11, Martin Cleere, 12, Cathal Guilfoyle, 12, and Reah Sweeny, 11, all from Tipperary, at Croke Park in Dublin. The exhibition traces the key moments in GAA and Croke Park history over the past 20 years since the GAA Museum first opened its doors in 1998. Topics covered include the Croke Park redevelopment, the deletion of Rule 21, the suspension of Rule 42 that paved the way for international rugby and soccer to be played in Croke Park, the Special Olympics World Summer Games in 2003 and the GAA 125 festivities in 2009. The exhibition also serves as the throw-in for the GAA Museum’s anniversary programme of events. Details of all the museum’s celebratory activities can be found at www.crokepark.ie/gaamuseum. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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5 June 2018; Celebrating the launch of the new ’20 Years’ annual exhibition at the GAA Museum are, Senior GAA Museum Tour Guide, Cian Nolan, with from left, Tara Fogarty, 11, Martin Cleere, 12, Cathal Guilfoyle, 12, and Reah Sweeny, 11, all from Tipperary, at Croke Park in Dublin. The exhibition traces the key moments in GAA and Croke Park history over the past 20 years since the GAA Museum first opened its doors in 1998. Topics covered include the Croke Park redevelopment, the deletion of Rule 21, the suspension of Rule 42 that paved the way for international rugby and soccer to be played in Croke Park, the Special Olympics World Summer Games in 2003 and the GAA 125 festivities in 2009. The exhibition also serves as the throw-in for the GAA Museum’s anniversary programme of events. Details of all the museum’s celebratory activities can be found at www.crokepark.ie/gaamuseum. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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5 June 2018; Celebrating the launch of the new ’20 Years’ annual exhibition...

5 June 2018; Celebrating the launch of the new ’20 Years’ annual exhibition at the GAA Museum are, Senior GAA Museum Tour Guide, Cian Nolan, with from left, Tara Fogarty, 11, Martin Cleere, 12, Cathal Guilfoyle, 12, and Reah Sweeny, 11, all from Tipperary, at Croke Park in Dublin. The exhibition traces the key moments in GAA and Croke Park history over the past 20 years since the GAA Museum first opened its doors in 1998. Topics covered include the Croke Park redevelopment, the deletion of Rule 21, the suspension of Rule 42 that paved the way for international rugby and soccer to be played in Croke Park, the Special Olympics World Summer Games in 2003 and the GAA 125 festivities in 2009. The exhibition also serves as the throw-in for the GAA Museum’s anniversary programme of events. Details of all the museum’s celebratory activities can be found at www.crokepark.ie/gaamuseum. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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5 June 2018; Celebrating the launch of the new ’20 Years’ annual exhibition...

5 June 2018; Celebrating the launch of the new ’20 Years’ annual exhibition at the GAA Museum are Tara Fogarty, 11, Martin Cleere, 12, Cathal Guilfoyle, 12, and Reah Sweeny, 11, all from Tipperary, at Croke Park in Dublin. The exhibition traces the key moments in GAA and Croke Park history over the past 20 years since the GAA Museum first opened its doors in 1998. Topics covered include the Croke Park redevelopment, the deletion of Rule 21, the suspension of Rule 42 that paved the way for international rugby and soccer to be played in Croke Park, the Special Olympics World Summer Games in 2003 and the GAA 125 festivities in 2009. The exhibition also serves as the throw-in for the GAA Museum’s anniversary programme of events. Details of all the museum’s celebratory activities can be found at www.crokepark.ie/gaamuseum. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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5 June 2018; Celebrating the launch of the new ’20 Years’ annual exhibition...

5 June 2018; Celebrating the launch of the new ’20 Years’ annual exhibition at the GAA Museum is former Kerry player and GAA Museum Hall of Fame Inductee Jack O'Shea at Croke Park in Dublin. The exhibition traces the key moments in GAA and Croke Park history over the past 20 years since the GAA Museum first opened its doors in 1998. Topics covered include the Croke Park redevelopment, the deletion of Rule 21, the suspension of Rule 42 that paved the way for international rugby and soccer to be played in Croke Park, the Special Olympics World Summer Games in 2003 and the GAA 125 festivities in 2009. The exhibition also serves as the throw-in for the GAA Museum’s anniversary programme of events. Details of all the museum’s celebratory activities can be found at www.crokepark.ie/gaamuseum. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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5 June 2018; Celebrating the launch of the new ’20 Years’ annual exhibition...

5 June 2018; Celebrating the launch of the new ’20 Years’ annual exhibition at the GAA Museum are, Senior GAA Museum Tour Guide, Cian Nolan, with from left, Tara Fogarty, 11, Martin Cleere, 12, Cathal Guilfoyle, 12, and Reah Sweeny, 11, all from Tipperary, at Croke Park in Dublin. The exhibition traces the key moments in GAA and Croke Park history over the past 20 years since the GAA Museum first opened its doors in 1998. Topics covered include the Croke Park redevelopment, the deletion of Rule 21, the suspension of Rule 42 that paved the way for international rugby and soccer to be played in Croke Park, the Special Olympics World Summer Games in 2003 and the GAA 125 festivities in 2009. The exhibition also serves as the throw-in for the GAA Museum’s anniversary programme of events. Details of all the museum’s celebratory activities can be found at www.crokepark.ie/gaamuseum. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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5 June 2018; Celebrating the launch of the new ’20 Years’ annual exhibition...

5 June 2018; Celebrating the launch of the new ’20 Years’ annual exhibition at the GAA Museum is former Kerry player and GAA Museum Hall of Fame Inductee Jack O'Shea at Croke Park in Dublin. The exhibition traces the key moments in GAA and Croke Park history over the past 20 years since the GAA Museum first opened its doors in 1998. Topics covered include the Croke Park redevelopment, the deletion of Rule 21, the suspension of Rule 42 that paved the way for international rugby and soccer to be played in Croke Park, the Special Olympics World Summer Games in 2003 and the GAA 125 festivities in 2009. The exhibition also serves as the throw-in for the GAA Museum’s anniversary programme of events. Details of all the museum’s celebratory activities can be found at www.crokepark.ie/gaamuseum. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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5 June 2018; Celebrating the launch of the new ’20 Years’ annual exhibition at the GAA Museum are, Uachtarán Chumann Lúthchleas Gael John Horan, centre, with GAA Museum Curator Joanne Clarke, left, and GAA Museum Director Niamh McCoy, at Croke Park in Dublin. The exhibition traces the key moments in GAA and Croke Park history over the past 20 years since the GAA Museum first opened its doors in 1998. Topics covered include the Croke Park redevelopment, the deletion of Rule 21, the suspension of Rule 42 that paved the way for international rugby and soccer to be played in Croke Park, the Special Olympics World Summer Games in 2003 and the GAA 125 festivities in 2009. The exhibition also serves as the throw-in for the GAA Museum’s anniversary programme of events. Details of all the museum’s celebratory activities can be found at www.crokepark.ie/gaamuseum. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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5 June 2018; Celebrating the launch of the new ’20 Years’ annual...

5 June 2018; Celebrating the launch of the new ’20 Years’ annual exhibition at the GAA Museum are, Uachtarán Chumann Lúthchleas Gael John Horan, centre, with GAA Museum Curator Joanne Clarke, left, and GAA Museum Director Niamh McCoy, at Croke Park in Dublin. The exhibition traces the key moments in GAA and Croke Park history over the past 20 years since the GAA Museum first opened its doors in 1998. Topics covered include the Croke Park redevelopment, the deletion of Rule 21, the suspension of Rule 42 that paved the way for international rugby and soccer to be played in Croke Park, the Special Olympics World Summer Games in 2003 and the GAA 125 festivities in 2009. The exhibition also serves as the throw-in for the GAA Museum’s anniversary programme of events. Details of all the museum’s celebratory activities can be found at www.crokepark.ie/gaamuseum. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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