Contact Us

Image Previews

Back to Search Results

Athy and Kildare GAA footballers socially distanced training Photos

10 June 2020; Kevin Feely during a training session with his Athy and Kildare team-mates David Hyland, left, and Niall Kelly at a community pitch in Athy, Kildare. Following restrictions imposed by the Irish Government and the Health Service Executive in an effort to contain the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, all GAA facilities closed on March 25. Pitches are due to fully open to club members for training on June 29, and club matches provisionally due to start on July 31 with intercounty matches due to to take place no sooner that October 17. Photo by Piaras Ó Mídheach/Sportsfile

1904391

10 June 2020; Kevin Feely during a training session with his Athy and Kildare...

Editor's Choice

10 June 2020; Kevin Feely during a training session with his Athy and Kildare team-mates David Hyland and Niall Kelly at a community pitch in Athy, Kildare. Following restrictions imposed by the Irish Government and the Health Service Executive in an effort to contain the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, all GAA facilities closed on March 25. Pitches are due to fully open to club members for training on June 29, and club matches provisionally due to start on July 31 with intercounty matches due to to take place no sooner that October 17. Photo by Piaras Ó Mídheach/Sportsfile

1904381

10 June 2020; Kevin Feely during a training session with his Athy and Kildare...

10 June 2020; Athy and Kildare team-mates, from left, David Hyland, Kevin Feely and Niall Kelly during a training session at a community pitch in Athy, Kildare. Following restrictions imposed by the Irish Government and the Health Service Executive in an effort to contain the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, all GAA facilities closed on March 25. Pitches are due to fully open to club members for training on June 29, and club matches provisionally due to start on July 31 with intercounty matches due to to take place no sooner that October 17. Photo by Piaras Ó Mídheach/Sportsfile

1904377

10 June 2020; Athy and Kildare team-mates, from left, David Hyland, Kevin Feely...

10 June 2020; The water bottle of David Hyland during his training session with his Athy and Kildare team-mates Kevin Feely and Niall Kelly at a community pitch in Athy, Kildare. Following restrictions imposed by the Irish Government and the Health Service Executive in an effort to contain the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, all GAA facilities closed on March 25. Pitches are due to fully open to club members for training on June 29, and club matches provisionally due to start on July 31 with intercounty matches due to to take place no sooner that October 17. Photo by Piaras Ó Mídheach/Sportsfile

1904373

10 June 2020; The water bottle of David Hyland during his training session with...

10 June 2020; Athy and Kildare team-mates, from left, Niall Kelly, David Hyland and Kevin Feely photographed before a training session at a community pitch in Athy, Kildare. Following restrictions imposed by the Irish Government and the Health Service Executive in an effort to contain the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, all GAA facilities closed on March 25. Pitches are due to fully open to club members for training on June 29, and club matches provisionally due to start on July 31 with intercounty matches due to to take place no sooner that October 17. Photo by Piaras Ó Mídheach/Sportsfile

1904368

10 June 2020; Athy and Kildare team-mates, from left, Niall Kelly, David Hyland...

10 June 2020; Niall Kelly poses for a portrait before a training session with his Athy and Kildare team-mates Kevin Feely and David Hyland at a community pitch in Athy, Kildare. Following restrictions imposed by the Irish Government and the Health Service Executive in an effort to contain the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, all GAA facilities closed on March 25. Pitches are due to fully open to club members for training on June 29, and club matches provisionally due to start on July 31 with intercounty matches due to to take place no sooner that October 17. Photo by Piaras Ó Mídheach/Sportsfile

1904372

10 June 2020; Niall Kelly poses for a portrait before a...

10 June 2020; Kevin Feely poses for a portrait before a training session with his Athy and Kildare team-mates David Hyland and Niall Kelly at a community pitch in Athy, Kildare. Following restrictions imposed by the Irish Government and the Health Service Executive in an effort to contain the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, all GAA facilities closed on March 25. Pitches are due to fully open to club members for training on June 29, and club matches provisionally due to start on July 31 with intercounty matches due to to take place no sooner that October 17. Photo by Piaras Ó Mídheach/Sportsfile

1904365

10 June 2020; Kevin Feely poses for a portrait before a training session with...

10 June 2020; Niall Kelly poses for a portrait before a training session with his Athy and Kildare team-mates Kevin Feely and David Hyland at a community pitch in Athy, Kildare. Following restrictions imposed by the Irish Government and the Health Service Executive in an effort to contain the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, all GAA facilities closed on March 25. Pitches are due to fully open to club members for training on June 29, and club matches provisionally due to start on July 31 with intercounty matches due to to take place no sooner that October 17. Photo by Piaras Ó Mídheach/Sportsfile

1904369

10 June 2020; Niall Kelly poses for a portrait before a training session with...

10 June 2020; Athy and Kildare team-mates, from left, Niall Kelly, Kevin Feely and David Hyland photographed before a training session at a community pitch in Athy, Kildare. Following restrictions imposed by the Irish Government and the Health Service Executive in an effort to contain the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, all GAA facilities closed on March 25. Pitches are due to fully open to club members for training on June 29, and club matches provisionally due to start on July 31 with intercounty matches due to to take place no sooner that October 17. Photo by Piaras Ó Mídheach/Sportsfile

1904367

10 June 2020; Athy and Kildare team-mates, from left, Niall Kelly, Kevin Feely...

10 June 2020; Kevin Feely poses for a portrait before a training session with his Athy and Kildare team-mates David Hyland and Niall Kelly at a community pitch in Athy, Kildare. Following restrictions imposed by the Irish Government and the Health Service Executive in an effort to contain the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, all GAA facilities closed on March 25. Pitches are due to fully open to club members for training on June 29, and club matches provisionally due to start on July 31 with intercounty matches due to to take place no sooner that October 17. Photo by Piaras Ó Mídheach/Sportsfile

1904370

10 June 2020; Kevin Feely poses for a portrait before a training session with...

10 June 2020; Kevin Feely poses for a portrait before a training session with his Athy and Kildare team-mates David Hyland and Niall Kelly at a community pitch in Athy, Kildare. Following restrictions imposed by the Irish Government and the Health Service Executive in an effort to contain the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, all GAA facilities closed on March 25. Pitches are due to fully open to club members for training on June 29, and club matches provisionally due to start on July 31 with intercounty matches due to to take place no sooner that October 17. Photo by Piaras Ó Mídheach/Sportsfile

1904371

10 June 2020; Kevin Feely poses for a portrait before a training session with...

10 June 2020; David Hyland poses for a portrait before a training session with his Athy and Kildare team-mates Kevin Feely and Niall Kelly at a community pitch in Athy, Kildare. Following restrictions imposed by the Irish Government and the Health Service Executive in an effort to contain the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, all GAA facilities closed on March 25. Pitches are due to fully open to club members for training on June 29, and club matches provisionally due to start on July 31 with intercounty matches due to to take place no sooner that October 17. Photo by Piaras Ó Mídheach/Sportsfile

1904366

10 June 2020; David Hyland poses for a portrait before a...

10 June 2020; David Hyland poses for a portrait before a training session with his Athy and Kildare team-mates Kevin Feely and Niall Kelly at a community pitch in Athy, Kildare. Following restrictions imposed by the Irish Government and the Health Service Executive in an effort to contain the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, all GAA facilities closed on March 25. Pitches are due to fully open to club members for training on June 29, and club matches provisionally due to start on July 31 with intercounty matches due to to take place no sooner that October 17. Photo by Piaras Ó Mídheach/Sportsfile

1904364

10 June 2020; David Hyland poses for a portrait before a training session with...

10 June 2020; David Hyland during a training session with his Athy and Kildare team-mates Kevin Feely and Niall Kelly at a community pitch in Athy, Kildare. Following restrictions imposed by the Irish Government and the Health Service Executive in an effort to contain the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, all GAA facilities closed on March 25. Pitches are due to fully open to club members for training on June 29, and club matches provisionally due to start on July 31 with intercounty matches due to to take place no sooner that October 17. Photo by Piaras Ó Mídheach/Sportsfile

1904399

10 June 2020; David Hyland during a training session with...

10 June 2020; Kevin Feely arrives for a training session with his Athy and Kildare team-mates David Hyland and Niall Kelly at a community pitch in Athy, Kildare. Following restrictions imposed by the Irish Government and the Health Service Executive in an effort to contain the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, all GAA facilities closed on March 25. Pitches are due to fully open to club members for training on June 29, and club matches provisionally due to start on July 31 with intercounty matches due to to take place no sooner that October 17. Photo by Piaras Ó Mídheach/Sportsfile

1904401

10 June 2020; Kevin Feely arrives for a training session with his Athy and...

10 June 2020; Kevin Feely during a training session with his Athy and Kildare team-mates David Hyland and Niall Kelly at a community pitch in Athy, Kildare. Following restrictions imposed by the Irish Government and the Health Service Executive in an effort to contain the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, all GAA facilities closed on March 25. Pitches are due to fully open to club members for training on June 29, and club matches provisionally due to start on July 31 with intercounty matches due to to take place no sooner that October 17. Photo by Piaras Ó Mídheach/Sportsfile

1904397

10 June 2020; Kevin Feely during a training session with his Athy and Kildare...

10 June 2020; Athy and Kildare team-mates, from left, David Hyland, Kevin Feely and Niall Kelly during a training session at a community pitch in Athy, Kildare. Following restrictions imposed by the Irish Government and the Health Service Executive in an effort to contain the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, all GAA facilities closed on March 25. Pitches are due to fully open to club members for training on June 29, and club matches provisionally due to start on July 31 with intercounty matches due to to take place no sooner that October 17. Photo by Piaras Ó Mídheach/Sportsfile

1904398

10 June 2020; Athy and Kildare team-mates, from left, David Hyland, Kevin Feely...

10 June 2020; David Hyland during a training session with his Athy and Kildare team-mates Kevin Feely and Niall Kelly at a community pitch in Athy, Kildare. Following restrictions imposed by the Irish Government and the Health Service Executive in an effort to contain the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, all GAA facilities closed on March 25. Pitches are due to fully open to club members for training on June 29, and club matches provisionally due to start on July 31 with intercounty matches due to to take place no sooner that October 17. Photo by Piaras Ó Mídheach/Sportsfile

1904400

10 June 2020; David Hyland during a training session with his Athy and Kildare...

10 June 2020; Kevin Feely during a training session with his Athy and Kildare team-mates David Hyland and Niall Kelly at a community pitch in Athy, Kildare. Following restrictions imposed by the Irish Government and the Health Service Executive in an effort to contain the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, all GAA facilities closed on March 25. Pitches are due to fully open to club members for training on June 29, and club matches provisionally due to start on July 31 with intercounty matches due to to take place no sooner that October 17. Photo by Piaras Ó Mídheach/Sportsfile

1904394

10 June 2020; Kevin Feely during a training session with his Athy and Kildare...

10 June 2020; Niall Kelly during a training session with his Athy and Kildare team-mates Kevin Feely and David Hyland at a community pitch in Athy, Kildare. Following restrictions imposed by the Irish Government and the Health Service Executive in an effort to contain the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, all GAA facilities closed on March 25. Pitches are due to fully open to club members for training on June 29, and club matches provisionally due to start on July 31 with intercounty matches due to to take place no sooner that October 17. Photo by Piaras Ó Mídheach/Sportsfile

1904396

10 June 2020; Niall Kelly during a training session with...

Loading more images...

No more images

NEW! Signature Collection

Sportsfile Premium Prints

Blog: Latest Post

Six Nations 2022

Instagram @Sportsfile