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10 February 2020; The Women’s Gaelic Players Association, WGPA, presented 55 third-level scholarships. The awards were made to intercounty Camogie and Ladies Football players from 37 squads attending 18 different colleges. The scholarship scheme recognises the efforts of WGPA members in pursuing their dual career, supporting them to reach their potential both as students and athletes. Pictured is Eimear Lookman from Tipperary at the Castleknock Hotel, Dublin. Photo by David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

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10 February 2020; The Women’s Gaelic Players Association, WGPA, presented 55 third-level scholarships. The awards were made to intercounty Camogie and Ladies Football players from 37 squads attending 18 different colleges. The scholarship scheme recognises the efforts of WGPA members in pursuing their dual career, supporting them to reach their potential both as students and athletes. Pictured is Aine O'Connor of Kerry, right, and Ciara Grogan from Clare at the Castleknock Hotel, Dublin. Photo by David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

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10 February 2020; The Women’s Gaelic Players Association, WGPA, presented 55...

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10 February 2020; The Women’s Gaelic Players Association, WGPA, presented 55 third-level scholarships. The awards were made to intercounty Camogie and Ladies Football players from 37 squads attending 18 different colleges. The scholarship scheme recognises the efforts of WGPA members in pursuing their dual career, supporting them to reach their potential both as students and athletes. WGPA awards are supported by ICON, PLC and Irish American Partnership. Photo by David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

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10 February 2020; The Women’s Gaelic Players Association, WGPA, presented 55...

10 February 2020; The Women’s Gaelic Players Association, WGPA, presented 55 third-level scholarships. The awards were made to intercounty Camogie and Ladies Football players from 37 squads attending 18 different colleges. The scholarship scheme recognises the efforts of WGPA members in pursuing their dual career, supporting them to reach their potential both as students and athletes. Pictured are, top row, from left, Neasa Byrd of Cavan, Katie Kehoe of Offaly, Beth Carton of Waterford, Emma Dineen of Kerry and bottom row, from left, Niamh Feeney of Roscommon, Jackie Horgan of Kerry and Eilish Ronayne of Mayo at the Castleknock Hotel, Dublin. Photo by David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

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10 February 2020; The Women’s Gaelic Players Association, WGPA, presented 55...

10 February 2020; The Women’s Gaelic Players Association, WGPA, presented 55 third-level scholarships. The awards were made to intercounty Camogie and Ladies Football players from 37 squads attending 18 different colleges. The scholarship scheme recognises the efforts of WGPA members in pursuing their dual career, supporting them to reach their potential both as students and athletes. A general view during the ceremony at the Castleknock Hotel, Dublin. Photo by David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

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10 February 2020; The Women’s Gaelic Players Association, WGPA, presented 55...

10 February 2020; The Women’s Gaelic Players Association, WGPA, presented 55 third-level scholarships. The awards were made to intercounty Camogie and Ladies Football players from 37 squads attending 18 different colleges. The scholarship scheme recognises the efforts of WGPA members in pursuing their dual career, supporting them to reach their potential both as students and athletes. A general view during the ceremony at the Castleknock Hotel, Dublin. Photo by David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

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10 February 2020; The Women’s Gaelic Players Association, WGPA, presented 55...

10 February 2020; The Women’s Gaelic Players Association, WGPA, presented 55 third-level scholarships. The awards were made to intercounty Camogie and Ladies Football players from 37 squads attending 18 different colleges. The scholarship scheme recognises the efforts of WGPA members in pursuing their dual career, supporting them to reach their potential both as students and athletes. A general view during the ceremony at the Castleknock Hotel, Dublin. Photo by David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

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10 February 2020; The Women’s Gaelic Players Association, WGPA, presented 55...

10 February 2020; The Women’s Gaelic Players Association, WGPA, presented 55 third-level scholarships. The awards were made to intercounty Camogie and Ladies Football players from 37 squads attending 18 different colleges. The scholarship scheme recognises the efforts of WGPA members in pursuing their dual career, supporting them to reach their potential both as students and athletes. A general view during the ceremony at the Castleknock Hotel, Dublin. Photo by David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

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10 February 2020; The Women’s Gaelic Players Association, WGPA, presented 55...

10 February 2020; The Women’s Gaelic Players Association, WGPA, presented 55 third-level scholarships. The awards were made to intercounty Camogie and Ladies Football players from 37 squads attending 18 different colleges. The scholarship scheme recognises the efforts of WGPA members in pursuing their dual career, supporting them to reach their potential both as students and athletes. A general view during the ceremony at the Castleknock Hotel, Dublin. Photo by David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

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10 February 2020; The Women’s Gaelic Players Association, WGPA, presented 55...

10 February 2020; The Women’s Gaelic Players Association, WGPA, presented 55 third-level scholarships. The awards were made to intercounty Camogie and Ladies Football players from 37 squads attending 18 different colleges. The scholarship scheme recognises the efforts of WGPA members in pursuing their dual career, supporting them to reach their potential both as students and athletes. A general view during the ceremony at the Castleknock Hotel, Dublin. Photo by David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

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10 February 2020; The Women’s Gaelic Players Association, WGPA, presented 55...

10 February 2020; The Women’s Gaelic Players Association, WGPA, presented 55 third-level scholarships. The awards were made to intercounty Camogie and Ladies Football players from 37 squads attending 18 different colleges. The scholarship scheme recognises the efforts of WGPA members in pursuing their dual career, supporting them to reach their potential both as students and athletes. Pictured is Niamh Feeney from Roscommon at the Castleknock Hotel, Dublin. Photo by David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

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10 February 2020; The Women’s Gaelic Players Association, WGPA, presented 55...

10 February 2020; The Women’s Gaelic Players Association, WGPA, presented 55 third-level scholarships. The awards were made to intercounty Camogie and Ladies Football players from 37 squads attending 18 different colleges. The scholarship scheme recognises the efforts of WGPA members in pursuing their dual career, supporting them to reach their potential both as students and athletes. Pictured is Aoibhinn McHugh from Tyrone at the Castleknock Hotel, Dublin. Photo by David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

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10 February 2020; The Women’s Gaelic Players Association, WGPA, presented 55...

10 February 2020; The Women’s Gaelic Players Association, WGPA, presented 55 third-level scholarships. The awards were made to intercounty Camogie and Ladies Football players from 37 squads attending 18 different colleges. The scholarship scheme recognises the efforts of WGPA members in pursuing their dual career, supporting them to reach their potential both as students and athletes. Pictured is Joanne Barrett from Tyrone at the Castleknock Hotel, Dublin. Photo by David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

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10 February 2020; The Women’s Gaelic Players Association, WGPA, presented 55...

10 February 2020; The Women’s Gaelic Players Association, WGPA, presented 55 third-level scholarships. The awards were made to intercounty Camogie and Ladies Football players from 37 squads attending 18 different colleges. The scholarship scheme recognises the efforts of WGPA members in pursuing their dual career, supporting them to reach their potential both as students and athletes. Pictured is Rachael Fitzmaurice from Roscommon at the Castleknock Hotel, Dublin. Photo by David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

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10 February 2020; The Women’s Gaelic Players Association, WGPA, presented 55...

10 February 2020; The Women’s Gaelic Players Association, WGPA, presented 55 third-level scholarships. The awards were made to intercounty Camogie and Ladies Football players from 37 squads attending 18 different colleges. The scholarship scheme recognises the efforts of WGPA members in pursuing their dual career, supporting them to reach their potential both as students and athletes. Pictured is Aisling Moloney from Tipperary at the Castleknock Hotel, Dublin. Photo by David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

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10 February 2020; The Women’s Gaelic Players Association, WGPA, presented 55...

10 February 2020; The Women’s Gaelic Players Association, WGPA, presented 55 third-level scholarships. The awards were made to intercounty Camogie and Ladies Football players from 37 squads attending 18 different colleges. The scholarship scheme recognises the efforts of WGPA members in pursuing their dual career, supporting them to reach their potential both as students and athletes. Pictured is Eilish Ronayne from Mayo at the Castleknock Hotel, Dublin. Photo by David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

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10 February 2020; The Women’s Gaelic Players Association, WGPA, presented 55...

10 February 2020; The Women’s Gaelic Players Association, WGPA, presented 55 third-level scholarships. The awards were made to intercounty Camogie and Ladies Football players from 37 squads attending 18 different colleges. The scholarship scheme recognises the efforts of WGPA members in pursuing their dual career, supporting them to reach their potential both as students and athletes. Pictured is Christine Cleary from Offaly at the Castleknock Hotel, Dublin. Photo by David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

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10 February 2020; The Women’s Gaelic Players Association, WGPA, presented 55...

10 February 2020; The Women’s Gaelic Players Association, WGPA, presented 55 third-level scholarships. The awards were made to intercounty Camogie and Ladies Football players from 37 squads attending 18 different colleges. The scholarship scheme recognises the efforts of WGPA members in pursuing their dual career, supporting them to reach their potential both as students and athletes. Pictured is Ciara Nolan from Louth at the Castleknock Hotel, Dublin. Photo by David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

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10 February 2020; The Women’s Gaelic Players Association, WGPA, presented 55...

10 February 2020; The Women’s Gaelic Players Association, WGPA, presented 55 third-level scholarships. The awards were made to intercounty Camogie and Ladies Football players from 37 squads attending 18 different colleges. The scholarship scheme recognises the efforts of WGPA members in pursuing their dual career, supporting them to reach their potential both as students and athletes. Pictured is Maireád Teehan from Offaly at the Castleknock Hotel, Dublin. Photo by David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

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10 February 2020; The Women’s Gaelic Players Association, WGPA, presented 55...

10 February 2020; The Women’s Gaelic Players Association, WGPA, presented 55 third-level scholarships. The awards were made to intercounty Camogie and Ladies Football players from 37 squads attending 18 different colleges. The scholarship scheme recognises the efforts of WGPA members in pursuing their dual career, supporting them to reach their potential both as students and athletes. Pictured is Chloe Fennell from Waterford at the Castleknock Hotel, Dublin. Photo by David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

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