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Oireachtas v Diplomats - Football Against Racism in Europe (FARE) Friendly Photos

28 October 2009; Football is one of the most useful tools in breaking down misunderstandings about other cultures and spreading the anti-racism message. That's according to Fianna Fail TD for Donegal North East, Niall Blaney, who captained a group of Oireachtas members in a football match against a team of staff and diplomats from embassies based in Ireland. The match marked the culmination of 10 days of activities around the country to mark Football Against Racism in Europe ,FARE, Week 2009, which have been coordinated in Ireland by the FAI. Gerry Stedman, Taoiseach's Office, left, in action during the match. FARE Friendly, Oireachtas v Diplomats, Oliver Bond Flat Complex, Dublin. Picture credit: Brian Lawless / SPORTSFILE

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28 October 2009; Football is one of the most useful tools in breaking down...

28 October 2009; Football is one of the most useful tools in breaking down misunderstandings about other cultures and spreading the anti-racism message. That's according to Fianna Fail TD for Donegal North East, Niall Blaney, who captained a group of Oireachtas members in a football match against a team of staff and diplomats from embassies based in Ireland. The match marked the culmination of 10 days of activities around the country to mark Football Against Racism in Europe ,FARE, Week 2009, which have been coordinated in Ireland by the FAI. Senator Mark Daly is surrounded by autograph hunters during the match. FARE Friendly, Oireachtas v Diplomats, Oliver Bond Flat Complex, Dublin. Picture credit: Brian Lawless / SPORTSFILE

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28 October 2009; Football is one of the most useful tools in breaking down...

28 October 2009; Football is one of the most useful tools in breaking down misunderstandings about other cultures and spreading the anti-racism message. That's according to Fianna Fail TD for Donegal North East, Niall Blaney, who captained a group of Oireachtas members in a football match against a team of staff and diplomats from embassies based in Ireland. The match marked the culmination of 10 days of activities around the country to mark Football Against Racism in Europe ,FARE, Week 2009, which have been coordinated in Ireland by the FAI. Frank Feighan TD in action for the Oireachtas team. FARE Friendly, Oireachtas v Diplomats, Oliver Bond Flat Complex, Dublin. Picture credit: Brian Lawless / SPORTSFILE

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28 October 2009; Football is one of the most useful tools in breaking down...

28 October 2009; Football is one of the most useful tools in breaking down misunderstandings about other cultures and spreading the anti-racism message. That's according to Fianna Fail TD for Donegal North East, Niall Blaney, who captained a group of Oireachtas members in a football match against a team of staff and diplomats from embassies based in Ireland. The match marked the culmination of 10 days of activities around the country to mark Football Against Racism in Europe ,FARE, Week 2009, which have been coordinated in Ireland by the FAI. Niall Blaney TD fails to stop a penalty during the match. FARE Friendly, Oireachtas v Diplomats, Oliver Bond Flat Complex, Dublin. Picture credit: Brian Lawless / SPORTSFILE

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28 October 2009; Football is one of the most useful tools in breaking down...

28 October 2009; Football is one of the most useful tools in breaking down misunderstandings about other cultures and spreading the anti-racism message. That's according to Fianna Fail TD for Donegal North East, Niall Blaney, who captained a group of Oireachtas members in a football match against a team of staff and diplomats from embassies based in Ireland. The match marked the culmination of 10 days of activities around the country to mark Football Against Racism in Europe ,FARE, Week 2009, which have been coordinated in Ireland by the FAI. Michael D'Arcy TD, right, in action for the Oireachtas team. FARE Friendly, Oireachtas v Diplomats, Oliver Bond Flat Complex, Dublin. Picture credit: Brian Lawless / SPORTSFILE

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28 October 2009; Football is one of the most useful tools in breaking down...

28 October 2009; Football is one of the most useful tools in breaking down misunderstandings about other cultures and spreading the anti-racism message. That's according to Fianna Fail TD for Donegal North East, Niall Blaney, who captained a group of Oireachtas members in a football match against a team of staff and diplomats from embassies based in Ireland. The match marked the culmination of 10 days of activities around the country to mark Football Against Racism in Europe ,FARE, Week 2009, which have been coordinated in Ireland by the FAI. Talking tactics during the match is Michael D'Arcy TD and Niall Blaney TD, left. FARE Friendly, Oireachtas v Diplomats, Oliver Bond Flat Complex, Dublin. Picture credit: Brian Lawless / SPORTSFILE

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28 October 2009; Football is one of the most useful tools in breaking down...

28 October 2009; Football is one of the most useful tools in breaking down misunderstandings about other cultures and spreading the anti-racism message. That's according to Fianna Fail TD for Donegal North East, Niall Blaney, who captained a group of Oireachtas members in a football match against a team of staff and diplomats from embassies based in Ireland. The match marked the culmination of 10 days of activities around the country to mark Football Against Racism in Europe ,FARE, Week 2009, which have been coordinated in Ireland by the FAI. Pictured ahead of the match is the Oireachtas team, from left, Michael D'Arcy TD, Senator Mark Daly, Ray Cummins, Usher, Gerry Stedman, Taoiseach's Office, Niall Blaney TD, and Frank Feighan TD, with mascots Brandon Gifford, age 10, left, and Paddy D'Arcy, age 8. FARE Friendly, Oireachtas v Diplomats, Oliver Bond Flat Complex, Dublin. Picture credit: Brian Lawless / SPORTSFILE

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28 October 2009; Football is one of the most useful tools in breaking down...

28 October 2009; Football is one of the most useful tools in breaking down misunderstandings about other cultures and spreading the anti-racism message. That's according to Fianna Fail TD for Donegal North East, Niall Blaney, who captained a group of Oireachtas members in a football match against a team of staff and diplomats from embassies based in Ireland. The match marked the culmination of 10 days of activities around the country to mark Football Against Racism in Europe ,FARE, Week 2009, which have been coordinated in Ireland by the FAI. Michael D'Arcy TD, left, in action during the match. FARE Friendly, Oireachtas v Diplomats, Oliver Bond Flat Complex, Dublin. Picture credit: Brian Lawless / SPORTSFILE

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28 October 2009; Football is one of the most useful tools in breaking down...

28 October 2009; Football is one of the most useful tools in breaking down misunderstandings about other cultures and spreading the anti-racism message. That's according to Fianna Fail TD for Donegal North East, Niall Blaney, who captained a group of Oireachtas members in a football match against a team of staff and diplomats from embassies based in Ireland. The match marked the culmination of 10 days of activities around the country to mark Football Against Racism in Europe ,FARE , Week 2009, which have been coordinated in Ireland by the FAI. Members of the Oireachtas team, from left, Senator Mark Daly, Frank Feighan TD, and Michael D'Arcy TD, celebrate their win after the match. FARE Friendly, Oireachtas v Diplomats, Oliver Bond Flat Complex, Dublin. Picture credit: Brian Lawless / SPORTSFILE

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28 October 2009; Football is one of the most useful tools in breaking down...

28 October 2009; Football is one of the most useful tools in breaking down misunderstandings about other cultures and spreading the anti-racism message. That's according to Fianna Fail TD for Donegal North East, Niall Blaney, who captained a group of Oireachtas members in a football match against a team of staff and diplomats from embassies based in Ireland. The match marked the culmination of 10 days of activities around the country to mark Football Against Racism in Europe ,FARE, Week 2009, which have been coordinated in Ireland by the FAI. Signing autographs after the match is Senator Mark Daly, right, with Michael D'Arcy TD, left, and Frank Feighan TD. FARE Friendly, Oireachtas v Diplomats, Oliver Bond Flat Complex, Dublin. Picture credit: Brian Lawless / SPORTSFILE

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28 October 2009; Football is one of the most useful tools in breaking down...

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