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GAA National Go Games Week Launch Photos

18 April 2019; National GAA Go Games Week takes place between Saturday April 13th and Sunday April 28th 2019, during the school Easter break. A launch blitz will take place in every county to mark to start of the 2019 playing season. This will be in addition to eight Go Games Blitzes that will take in Croke Park. 57,000 children took part nationally in 2018 and it is hoped to grow that this year. In attendance during the National Go Games Week Launch at Croke Park in Dublin are teams from the province of Connacht with the Artane Band. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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18 April 2019; National GAA Go Games Week takes place between Saturday April...

18 April 2019; National GAA Go Games Week takes place between Saturday April 13th and Sunday April 28th 2019, during the school Easter break. A launch blitz will take place in every county to mark to start of the 2019 playing season. This will be in addition to eight Go Games Blitzes that will take in Croke Park. 57,000 children took part nationally in 2018 and it is hoped to grow that this year. In attendance during the National Go Games Week Launch at Croke Park in Dublin are, from left, Cathal Cregg, Connacht GAA, The Two Johnnies, Louise Conlon, Technical Development and Participation Manager, Camogie Association, Pat Culhane, GAA National Games Development Officer, Lyn Savage, National Development Officer, Ladies Gaelic Football Association, John Prenty, Secretary of Connacht GAA and David Gough, Leinster GAA. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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18 April 2019; National GAA Go Games Week takes place between Saturday April...

18 April 2019; National GAA Go Games Week takes place between Saturday April 13th and Sunday April 28th 2019, during the school Easter break. A launch blitz will take place in every county to mark to start of the 2019 playing season. This will be in addition to eight Go Games Blitzes that will take in Croke Park. 57,000 children took part nationally in 2018 and it is hoped to grow that this year. In attendance during the National Go Games Week Launch at Croke Park in Dublin are, from left, Cathal Cregg, Connacht GAA, The Two Johnnies, Louise Conlon, Technical Development and Participation Manager, Camogie Association, Pat Culhane, GAA National Games Development Officer, Lyn Savage, National Development Officer, Ladies Gaelic Football Association, John Prenty, Secretary of Connacht GAA and David Gough, Leinster GAA. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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18 April 2019; National GAA Go Games Week takes place between Saturday April...

18 April 2019; National GAA Go Games Week takes place between Saturday April 13th and Sunday April 28th 2019, during the school Easter break. A launch blitz will take place in every county to mark to start of the 2019 playing season. This will be in addition to eight Go Games Blitzes that will take in Croke Park. 57,000 children took part nationally in 2018 and it is hoped to grow that this year. In attendance during the National Go Games Week Launch at Croke Park in Dublin are players during the parade. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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18 April 2019; National GAA Go Games Week takes place between Saturday April...

18 April 2019; National GAA Go Games Week takes place between Saturday April 13th and Sunday April 28th 2019, during the school Easter break. A launch blitz will take place in every county to mark to start of the 2019 playing season. This will be in addition to eight Go Games Blitzes that will take in Croke Park. 57,000 children took part nationally in 2018 and it is hoped to grow that this year. In attendance during the National Go Games Week Launch at Croke Park in Dublin are, from left, Cathal Cregg, Connacht GAA, The Two Johnnies, Louise Conlon, Technical Development and Participation Manager, Camogie Association, Pat Culhane, GAA National Games Development Officer, Lynn Savage, LGFA National Development Officer , John Prenty, Secretary of Connacht GAA and David Gough, Leinster GAA. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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18 April 2019; National GAA Go Games Week takes place between Saturday April...

18 April 2019; National GAA Go Games Week takes place between Saturday April 13th and Sunday April 28th 2019, during the school Easter break. A launch blitz will take place in every county to mark to start of the 2019 playing season. This will be in addition to eight Go Games Blitzes that will take in Croke Park. 57,000 children took part nationally in 2018 and it is hoped to grow that this year. In attendance during the National Go Games Week Launch at Croke Park in Dublin are attendees. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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18 April 2019; National GAA Go Games Week takes place between Saturday April...

18 April 2019; National GAA Go Games Week takes place between Saturday April 13th and Sunday April 28th 2019, during the school Easter break. A launch blitz will take place in every county to mark to start of the 2019 playing season. This will be in addition to eight Go Games Blitzes that will take in Croke Park. 57,000 children took part nationally in 2018 and it is hoped to grow that this year. In attendance during the National Go Games Week Launch at Croke Park in Dublin are teams from the province of Connacht. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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18 April 2019; National GAA Go Games Week takes place between Saturday April...

18 April 2019; National GAA Go Games Week takes place between Saturday April 13th and Sunday April 28th 2019, during the school Easter break. A launch blitz will take place in every county to mark to start of the 2019 playing season. This will be in addition to eight Go Games Blitzes that will take in Croke Park. 57,000 children took part nationally in 2018 and it is hoped to grow that this year. In attendance during the National Go Games Week Launch at Croke Park in Dublin are teams from the province of Connacht with the Artane Band. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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18 April 2019; National GAA Go Games Week takes place...

18 April 2019; National GAA Go Games Week takes place between Saturday April 13th and Sunday April 28th 2019, during the school Easter break. A launch blitz will take place in every county to mark to start of the 2019 playing season. This will be in addition to eight Go Games Blitzes that will take in Croke Park. 57,000 children took part nationally in 2018 and it is hoped to grow that this year. In attendance during the National Go Games Week Launch at Croke Park in Dublin are teams from the province of Connacht. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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18 April 2019; National GAA Go Games Week takes place between Saturday April...

18 April 2019; National GAA Go Games Week takes place between Saturday April 13th and Sunday April 28th 2019, during the school Easter break. A launch blitz will take place in every county to mark to start of the 2019 playing season. This will be in addition to eight Go Games Blitzes that will take in Croke Park. 57,000 children took part nationally in 2018 and it is hoped to grow that this year. In attendance during the National Go Games Week Launch at Croke Park in Dublin are, from left, Cathal Cregg, Connacht GAA, The Two Johnnies, Louise Conlon, Technical Development and Participation Manager, Camogie Association, Pat Culhane, GAA National Games Development Officer, Lyn Savage, National Development Officer, Ladies Gaelic Football Association, John Prenty, Secretary of Connacht GAA and David Gough, Leinster GAA. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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18 April 2019; National GAA Go Games Week takes place between Saturday April...

18 April 2019; National GAA Go Games Week takes place between Saturday April 13th and Sunday April 28th 2019, during the school Easter break. A launch blitz will take place in every county to mark to start of the 2019 playing season. This will be in addition to eight Go Games Blitzes that will take in Croke Park. 57,000 children took part nationally in 2018 and it is hoped to grow that this year. In attendance during the National Go Games Week Launch at Croke Park in Dublin are, from left, Cathal Cregg, Connacht GAA, The Two Johnnies, Louise Conlon, Technical Development and Participation Manager, Camogie Association, Pat Culhane, GAA National Games Development Officer, Lyn Savage, National Development Officer, Ladies Gaelic Football Association, John Prenty, Secretary of Connacht GAA and David Gough, Leinster GAA. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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18 April 2019; National GAA Go Games Week takes place between Saturday April...

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