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22 June 2020; Monaleen GAA player Daniel Power is assisted by Nathan Nahar, assistant manager, while shopping in SuperValu castletroy on behalf of The Sisters of the Little Company of Mary in Milford, Limerick. GAA clubs nationwide help out their local communities during restrictions imposed by the Irish Government in an effort to contain the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. GAA facilities reopened on Monday June 8 for the first time since March 25 with club matches provisionally due to start on July 31 and intercounty matches due to to take place no sooner that October 17. Photo by Eóin Noonan/Sportsfile

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22 June 2020; Monaleen GAA player Daniel Power is assisted by Nathan Nahar,...

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22 June 2020; Monaleen GAA player Daniel Power delivers shopping to The Sisters of the Little Company of Mary from left, Sister Alice Culhane, Sister Breda Conway and Sister Denise Maher in Milford, Limerick. GAA clubs nationwide help out their local communities during restrictions imposed by the Irish Government in an effort to contain the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. GAA facilities reopened on Monday June 8 for the first time since March 25 with club matches provisionally due to start on July 31 and intercounty matches due to to take place no sooner that October 17. Photo by Eóin Noonan/Sportsfile

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22 June 2020; Monaleen GAA player Daniel Power delivers shopping to The Sisters...

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22 June 2020; Monaleen GAA player Daniel Power delivers shopping to The Sisters of the Little Company of Mary from left, Sister Alice Culhane, Sister Breda Conway and Sister Denise Maher in Milford, Limerick. GAA clubs nationwide help out their local communities during restrictions imposed by the Irish Government in an effort to contain the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. GAA facilities reopened on Monday June 8 for the first time since March 25 with club matches provisionally due to start on July 31 and intercounty matches due to to take place no sooner that October 17. Photo by Eóin Noonan/Sportsfile

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22 June 2020; Monaleen GAA player Daniel Power delivers shopping to The Sisters...

22 June 2020; Monaleen GAA player Daniel Power is assisted by Nathan Nahar, assistant manager, while shopping in SuperValu castletroy on behalf of The Sisters of the Little Company of Mary in Milford, Limerick. GAA clubs nationwide help out their local communities during restrictions imposed by the Irish Government in an effort to contain the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. GAA facilities reopened on Monday June 8 for the first time since March 25 with club matches provisionally due to start on July 31 and intercounty matches due to to take place no sooner that October 17. Photo by Eóin Noonan/Sportsfile

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22 June 2020; Monaleen GAA player Daniel Power is assisted by Nathan Nahar,...

22 June 2020; Monaleen GAA player Daniel Power at the check out with Miriam Costello in SuperValu castletroy after shopping on behalf of The Sisters of the Little Company of Mary in Milford, Limerick. GAA clubs nationwide help out their local communities during restrictions imposed by the Irish Government in an effort to contain the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. GAA facilities reopened on Monday June 8 for the first time since March 25 with club matches provisionally due to start on July 31 and intercounty matches due to to take place no sooner that October 17. Photo by Eóin Noonan/Sportsfile

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22 June 2020; Monaleen GAA player Daniel Power at the check out with Miriam...

22 June 2020; Monaleen GAA player Daniel Power shopping in SuperValu castletroy on behalf of The Sisters of the Little Company of Mary in Milford, Limerick. GAA clubs nationwide help out their local communities during restrictions imposed by the Irish Government in an effort to contain the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. GAA facilities reopened on Monday June 8 for the first time since March 25 with club matches provisionally due to start on July 31 and intercounty matches due to to take place no sooner that October 17. Photo by Eóin Noonan/Sportsfile

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22 June 2020; Monaleen GAA player Daniel Power shopping in SuperValu castletroy...

22 June 2020; Monaleen GAA player Daniel Power shopping in SuperValu castletroy on behalf of The Sisters of the Little Company of Mary in Milford, Limerick. GAA clubs nationwide help out their local communities during restrictions imposed by the Irish Government in an effort to contain the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. GAA facilities reopened on Monday June 8 for the first time since March 25 with club matches provisionally due to start on July 31 and intercounty matches due to to take place no sooner that October 17. Photo by Eóin Noonan/Sportsfile

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22 June 2020; Monaleen GAA player Daniel Power shopping in SuperValu castletroy...

22 June 2020; Monaleen GAA player Daniel Power shopping in SuperValu castletroy on behalf of The Sisters of the Little Company of Mary in Milford, Limerick. GAA clubs nationwide help out their local communities during restrictions imposed by the Irish Government in an effort to contain the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. GAA facilities reopened on Monday June 8 for the first time since March 25 with club matches provisionally due to start on July 31 and intercounty matches due to to take place no sooner that October 17. Photo by Eóin Noonan/Sportsfile

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22 June 2020; Monaleen GAA player Daniel Power shopping in...

22 June 2020; Monaleen GAA player Daniel Power delivers shopping to The Sisters of the Little Company of Mary in Milford, Limerick. GAA clubs nationwide help out their local communities during restrictions imposed by the Irish Government in an effort to contain the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. GAA facilities reopened on Monday June 8 for the first time since March 25 with club matches provisionally due to start on July 31 and intercounty matches due to to take place no sooner that October 17. Photo by Eóin Noonan/Sportsfile

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22 June 2020; Monaleen GAA player Daniel Power delivers...

22 June 2020; Monaleen GAA player Daniel Power shopping in SuperValu castletroy on behalf of The Sisters of the Little Company of Mary in Milford, Limerick. GAA clubs nationwide help out their local communities during restrictions imposed by the Irish Government in an effort to contain the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. GAA facilities reopened on Monday June 8 for the first time since March 25 with club matches provisionally due to start on July 31 and intercounty matches due to to take place no sooner that October 17. Photo by Eóin Noonan/Sportsfile

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22 June 2020; Monaleen GAA player Daniel Power shopping in SuperValu castletroy...

22 June 2020; Monaleen GAA player Daniel Power shopping in SuperValu castletroy on behalf of The Sisters of the Little Company of Mary in Milford, Limerick. GAA clubs nationwide help out their local communities during restrictions imposed by the Irish Government in an effort to contain the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. GAA facilities reopened on Monday June 8 for the first time since March 25 with club matches provisionally due to start on July 31 and intercounty matches due to to take place no sooner that October 17. Photo by Eóin Noonan/Sportsfile

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22 June 2020; Monaleen GAA player Daniel Power shopping in SuperValu castletroy...

22 June 2020; Monaleen GAA player Daniel Power sanitizes before shopping in SuperValu castletroy on behalf of The Sisters of the Little Company of Mary in Milford, Limerick. GAA clubs nationwide help out their local communities during restrictions imposed by the Irish Government in an effort to contain the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. GAA facilities reopened on Monday June 8 for the first time since March 25 with club matches provisionally due to start on July 31 and intercounty matches due to to take place no sooner that October 17. Photo by Eóin Noonan/Sportsfile

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22 June 2020; Monaleen GAA player Daniel Power sanitizes before shopping in...

22 June 2020; Monaleen GAA player Daniel Power sanitizes before shopping in SuperValu castletroy on behalf of The Sisters of the Little Company of Mary in Milford, Limerick. GAA clubs nationwide help out their local communities during restrictions imposed by the Irish Government in an effort to contain the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. GAA facilities reopened on Monday June 8 for the first time since March 25 with club matches provisionally due to start on July 31 and intercounty matches due to to take place no sooner that October 17. Photo by Eóin Noonan/Sportsfile

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22 June 2020; Monaleen GAA player Daniel Power sanitizes before shopping in...

22 June 2020; Monaleen GAA player Daniel Power shopping in SuperValu castletroy on behalf of The Sisters of the Little Company of Mary in Milford, Limerick. GAA clubs nationwide help out their local communities during restrictions imposed by the Irish Government in an effort to contain the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. GAA facilities reopened on Monday June 8 for the first time since March 25 with club matches provisionally due to start on July 31 and intercounty matches due to to take place no sooner that October 17. Photo by Eóin Noonan/Sportsfile

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22 June 2020; Monaleen GAA player Daniel Power shopping in SuperValu castletroy...

22 June 2020; Monaleen GAA player Daniel Power is assisted by Nathan Nahar, assistant manager, while shopping in SuperValu castletroy on behalf of The Sisters of the Little Company of Mary in Milford, Limerick. GAA clubs nationwide help out their local communities during restrictions imposed by the Irish Government in an effort to contain the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. GAA facilities reopened on Monday June 8 for the first time since March 25 with club matches provisionally due to start on July 31 and intercounty matches due to to take place no sooner that October 17. Photo by Eóin Noonan/Sportsfile

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22 June 2020; Monaleen GAA player Daniel Power is assisted by Nathan Nahar,...

22 June 2020; Monaleen GAA player Daniel Power delivers shopping to The Sisters of the Little Company of Mary in Milford, Limerick. GAA clubs nationwide help out their local communities during restrictions imposed by the Irish Government in an effort to contain the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. GAA facilities reopened on Monday June 8 for the first time since March 25 with club matches provisionally due to start on July 31 and intercounty matches due to to take place no sooner that October 17. Photo by Eóin Noonan/Sportsfile

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22 June 2020; Monaleen GAA player Daniel Power delivers shopping to The Sisters...

22 June 2020; Monaleen GAA player Daniel Power at the check out with Miriam Costello in SuperValu castletroy after shopping on behalf of The Sisters of the Little Company of Mary in Milford, Limerick. GAA clubs nationwide help out their local communities during restrictions imposed by the Irish Government in an effort to contain the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. GAA facilities reopened on Monday June 8 for the first time since March 25 with club matches provisionally due to start on July 31 and intercounty matches due to to take place no sooner that October 17. Photo by Eóin Noonan/Sportsfile

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22 June 2020; Monaleen GAA player Daniel Power at the check out with Miriam...

22 June 2020; Monaleen GAA player Daniel Power is assisted by Nathan Nahar, assistant manager, while shopping in SuperValu castletroy on behalf of The Sisters of the Little Company of Mary in Milford, Limerick. GAA clubs nationwide help out their local communities during restrictions imposed by the Irish Government in an effort to contain the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. GAA facilities reopened on Monday June 8 for the first time since March 25 with club matches provisionally due to start on July 31 and intercounty matches due to to take place no sooner that October 17. Photo by Eóin Noonan/Sportsfile

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22 June 2020; Monaleen GAA player Daniel Power is assisted by Nathan Nahar,...

22 June 2020; Monaleen GAA player Daniel Power shopping in SuperValu castletroy on behalf of The Sisters of the Little Company of Mary in Milford, Limerick. GAA clubs nationwide help out their local communities during restrictions imposed by the Irish Government in an effort to contain the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. GAA facilities reopened on Monday June 8 for the first time since March 25 with club matches provisionally due to start on July 31 and intercounty matches due to to take place no sooner that October 17. Photo by Eóin Noonan/Sportsfile

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22 June 2020; Monaleen GAA player Daniel Power shopping in SuperValu castletroy...

22 June 2020; Monaleen GAA player Daniel Power shopping in SuperValu castletroy on behalf of The Sisters of the Little Company of Mary in Milford, Limerick. GAA clubs nationwide help out their local communities during restrictions imposed by the Irish Government in an effort to contain the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. GAA facilities reopened on Monday June 8 for the first time since March 25 with club matches provisionally due to start on July 31 and intercounty matches due to to take place no sooner that October 17. Photo by Eóin Noonan/Sportsfile

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22 June 2020; Monaleen GAA player Daniel Power shopping in SuperValu castletroy...

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