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24 June 2020; A general view of the Tyrone GAA Centre of Excellence in Garvaghy, Tyrone. Following approval from the GAA and the Irish Government, the GAA released its safe return to play protocols, allowing pitches to be opened for non contact training on 24 June and for training and challenge games to resume from 29 June. On March 25, the GAA announced the cessation of all GAA activities and closures of all GAA facilities under their jurisdiction upon directives from the Irish Government in an effort to contain the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Photo by Oliver McVeigh/Sportsfile

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24 June 2020; A general view of the Tyrone GAA Centre of Excellence in...

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24 June 2020; Groundsman Criostoir Mac Cionnaith cuts the grass ahead of training sessions this evening at Setanta GAA Club in Ballymun, Dublin. Following approval from the GAA and the Irish Government, the GAA released its safe return to play protocols, allowing pitches to be opened for non contact training on 24 June and for training and challenge games to resume from 29 June. On March 25, the GAA announced the cessation of all GAA activities and closures of all GAA facilities under their jurisdiction upon directives from the Irish Government in an effort to contain the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Photo by Seb Daly/Sportsfile

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24 June 2020; Groundsman Criostoir Mac Cionnaith cuts the...

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24 June 2020; Groundsman Criostoir Mac Cionnaith cuts the grass ahead of training sessions this evening at Setanta GAA Club in Ballymun, Dublin. Following approval from the GAA and the Irish Government, the GAA released its safe return to play protocols, allowing pitches to be opened for non contact training on 24 June and for training and challenge games to resume from 29 June. On March 25, the GAA announced the cessation of all GAA activities and closures of all GAA facilities under their jurisdiction upon directives from the Irish Government in an effort to contain the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Photo by Seb Daly/Sportsfile

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24 June 2020; Groundsman Criostoir Mac Cionnaith cuts the grass ahead of...

24 June 2020; A general view of the Tyrone GAA Centre of Excellence in Garvaghy, Tyrone. Following approval from the GAA and the Irish Government, the GAA released its safe return to play protocols, allowing pitches to be opened for non contact training on 24 June and for training and challenge games to resume from 29 June. On March 25, the GAA announced the cessation of all GAA activities and closures of all GAA facilities under their jurisdiction upon directives from the Irish Government in an effort to contain the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Photo by Oliver McVeigh/Sportsfile

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24 June 2020; A general view of the Tyrone GAA Centre of Excellence in...

24 June 2020; A general view of the Tyrone GAA Centre of Excellence in Garvaghy, Tyrone. Following approval from the GAA and the Irish Government, the GAA released its safe return to play protocols, allowing pitches to be opened for non contact training on 24 June and for training and challenge games to resume from 29 June. On March 25, the GAA announced the cessation of all GAA activities and closures of all GAA facilities under their jurisdiction upon directives from the Irish Government in an effort to contain the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Photo by Oliver McVeigh/Sportsfile

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24 June 2020; A general view of the Tyrone GAA Centre of Excellence in...

24 June 2020; Groundsman Criostoir Mac Cionnaith cuts the grass ahead of training sessions this evening at Setanta GAA Club in Ballymun, Dublin. Following approval from the GAA and the Irish Government, the GAA released its safe return to play protocols, allowing pitches to be opened for non contact training on 24 June and for training and challenge games to resume from 29 June. On March 25, the GAA announced the cessation of all GAA activities and closures of all GAA facilities under their jurisdiction upon directives from the Irish Government in an effort to contain the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Photo by Seb Daly/Sportsfile

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24 June 2020; Groundsman Criostoir Mac Cionnaith cuts the grass ahead of...

24 June 2020; Groundsman Criostoir Mac Cionnaith cuts the grass ahead of training sessions this evening at Setanta GAA Club in Ballymun, Dublin. Following approval from the GAA and the Irish Government, the GAA released its safe return to play protocols, allowing pitches to be opened for non contact training on 24 June and for training and challenge games to resume from 29 June. On March 25, the GAA announced the cessation of all GAA activities and closures of all GAA facilities under their jurisdiction upon directives from the Irish Government in an effort to contain the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Photo by Seb Daly/Sportsfile

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24 June 2020; Groundsman Criostoir Mac Cionnaith cuts the grass ahead of...

24 June 2020; Groundsman Criostoir Mac Cionnaith cuts the grass ahead of training sessions this evening at Setanta GAA Club in Ballymun, Dublin. Following approval from the GAA and the Irish Government, the GAA released its safe return to play protocols, allowing pitches to be opened for non contact training on 24 June and for training and challenge games to resume from 29 June. On March 25, the GAA announced the cessation of all GAA activities and closures of all GAA facilities under their jurisdiction upon directives from the Irish Government in an effort to contain the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Photo by Seb Daly/Sportsfile

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24 June 2020; Groundsman Criostoir Mac Cionnaith cuts the...

24 June 2020; Groundsman Criostoir Mac Cionnaith cuts the grass ahead of training sessions this evening at Setanta GAA Club in Ballymun, Dublin. Following approval from the GAA and the Irish Government, the GAA released its safe return to play protocols, allowing pitches to be opened for non contact training on 24 June and for training and challenge games to resume from 29 June. On March 25, the GAA announced the cessation of all GAA activities and closures of all GAA facilities under their jurisdiction upon directives from the Irish Government in an effort to contain the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Photo by Seb Daly/Sportsfile

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24 June 2020; Groundsman Criostoir Mac Cionnaith cuts the grass ahead of...

24 June 2020; Groundsman Criostoir Mac Cionnaith cuts the grass ahead of training sessions this evening at Setanta GAA Club in Ballymun, Dublin. Following approval from the GAA and the Irish Government, the GAA released its safe return to play protocols, allowing pitches to be opened for non contact training on 24 June and for training and challenge games to resume from 29 June. On March 25, the GAA announced the cessation of all GAA activities and closures of all GAA facilities under their jurisdiction upon directives from the Irish Government in an effort to contain the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Photo by Seb Daly/Sportsfile

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24 June 2020; Groundsman Criostoir Mac Cionnaith cuts the grass ahead of...

24 June 2020; Groundsman Criostoir Mac Cionnaith cuts the grass ahead of training sessions this evening at Setanta GAA Club in Ballymun, Dublin. Following approval from the GAA and the Irish Government, the GAA released its safe return to play protocols, allowing pitches to be opened for non contact training on 24 June and for training and challenge games to resume from 29 June. On March 25, the GAA announced the cessation of all GAA activities and closures of all GAA facilities under their jurisdiction upon directives from the Irish Government in an effort to contain the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Photo by Seb Daly/Sportsfile

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24 June 2020; Groundsman Criostoir Mac Cionnaith cuts the grass ahead of...

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