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29 October 2009; From January 1st 2010 the wearing of helmets and faceguards will be compulsory for hurlers at all levels. This will see Senior players in 2010 follow the regulations already in place at the minor and under 21 grades of hurling. In introducing and streamlining these regulations the GAA continues its commitment to ensuring player welfare on the field of play and with the specific intention of reducing injuries. At a press briefing to announce details of the regulations is Páraic Duffy, Ard Stiúrthóir of the GAA, with Dr. Danny Mulvihill, Chairman, Medical Scientific and Welfare Committee, right, and Dr. Cliff Beirne, Consultant Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeion and Member of the Medical Welfare Committe, left. Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit: Brian Lawless / SPORTSFILE

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29 October 2009; From January 1st 2010 the wearing of helmets and faceguards...

29 October 2009; From January 1st 2010 the wearing of helmets and faceguards will be compulsory for hurlers at all levels. This will see Senior players in 2010 follow the regulations already in place at the minor and under 21 grades of hurling. In introducing and streamlining these regulations the GAA continues its commitment to ensuring player welfare on the field of play and with the specific intention of reducing injuries. At a press briefing to announce details of the regulations is Dr. Danny Mulvihill, Chairman, Medical Scientific and Welfare Committee. Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit: Brian Lawless / SPORTSFILE

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29 October 2009; From January 1st 2010 the wearing of...

29 October 2009; From January 1st 2010 the wearing of helmets and faceguards will be compulsory for hurlers at all levels. This will see Senior players in 2010 follow the regulations already in place at the minor and under 21 grades of hurling. In introducing and streamlining these regulations the GAA continues its commitment to ensuring player welfare on the field of play and with the specific intention of reducing injuries. At a press briefing to announce details of the regulations is Dr. Cliff Beirne, Consultant Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeion and Member of the Medical Welfare Committe. Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit: Brian Lawless / SPORTSFILE

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29 October 2009; From January 1st 2010 the wearing of...

29 October 2009; From January 1st 2010 the wearing of helmets and faceguards will be compulsory for hurlers at all levels. This will see Senior players in 2010 follow the regulations already in place at the minor and under 21 grades of hurling. In introducing and streamlining these regulations the GAA continues its commitment to ensuring player welfare on the field of play and with the specific intention of reducing injuries. At a press briefing to announce details of the regulations is Dr. Danny Mulvihill, Chairman, Medical Scientific and Welfare Committee. Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit: Brian Lawless / SPORTSFILE

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29 October 2009; From January 1st 2010 the wearing of helmets and faceguards...

29 October 2009; From January 1st 2010 the wearing of helmets and faceguards will be compulsory for hurlers at all levels. This will see Senior players in 2010 follow the regulations already in place at the minor and under 21 grades of hurling. In introducing and streamlining these regulations the GAA continues its commitment to ensuring player welfare on the field of play and with the specific intention of reducing injuries. At a press briefing to announce details of the regulations are Dr. Danny Mulvihill, Chairman, Medical Scientific and Welfare Committee, right, and Dr. Cliff Beirne, Consultant Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeion and Member of the Medical Welfare Committe. Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit: Brian Lawless / SPORTSFILE

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29 October 2009; From January 1st 2010 the wearing of...

29 October 2009; From January 1st 2010 the wearing of helmets and faceguards will be compulsory for hurlers at all levels. This will see Senior players in 2010 follow the regulations already in place at the minor and under 21 grades of hurling. In introducing and streamlining these regulations the GAA continues its commitment to ensuring player welfare on the field of play and with the specific intention of reducing injuries. At a press briefing to announce details of the regulations is Dr. Danny Mulvihill, Chairman, Medical Scientific and Welfare Committee, being interviewed for TV. Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit: Brian Lawless / SPORTSFILE

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29 October 2009; From January 1st 2010 the wearing of helmets and faceguards...

29 October 2009; From January 1st 2010 the wearing of helmets and faceguards will be compulsory for hurlers at all levels. This will see Senior players in 2010 follow the regulations already in place at the minor and under 21 grades of hurling. In introducing and streamlining these regulations the GAA continues its commitment to ensuring player welfare on the field of play and with the specific intention of reducing injuries. At a press briefing to announce details of the regulations are Dr. Danny Mulvihill, Chairman, Medical Scientific and Welfare Committee, right, and Dr. Cliff Beirne, Consultant Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeion and Member of the Medical Welfare Committe. Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit: Brian Lawless / SPORTSFILE

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29 October 2009; From January 1st 2010 the wearing of helmets and faceguards...

29 October 2009; From January 1st 2010 the wearing of helmets and faceguards will be compulsory for hurlers at all levels. This will see Senior players in 2010 follow the regulations already in place at the minor and under 21 grades of hurling. In introducing and streamlining these regulations the GAA continues its commitment to ensuring player welfare on the field of play and with the specific intention of reducing injuries. At a press briefing to announce details of the regulations is Páraic Duffy, Ard Stiúrthóir of the GAA, with Dr. Danny Mulvihill, Chairman, Medical Scientific and Welfare Committee, right, and Dr. Cliff Beirne, Consultant Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeion and Member of the Medical Welfare Committe, left. Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit: Brian Lawless / SPORTSFILE

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29 October 2009; From January 1st 2010 the wearing of...

29 October 2009; From January 1st 2010 the wearing of helmets and faceguards will be compulsory for hurlers at all levels. This will see Senior players in 2010 follow the regulations already in place at the minor and under 21 grades of hurling. In introducing and streamlining these regulations the GAA continues its commitment to ensuring player welfare on the field of play and with the specific intention of reducing injuries. At a press briefing to announce details of the regulations is Páraic Duffy, Ard Stiúrthóir of the GAA, with Dr. Danny Mulvihill, Chairman, Medical Scientific and Welfare Committee, centre, and Dr. Cliff Beirne, Consultant Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeion and Member of the Medical Welfare Committe, right. Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit: Brian Lawless / SPORTSFILE

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29 October 2009; From January 1st 2010 the wearing of helmets and faceguards...

29 October 2009; From January 1st 2010 the wearing of helmets and faceguards will be compulsory for hurlers at all levels. This will see Senior players in 2010 follow the regulations already in place at the minor and under 21 grades of hurling. In introducing and streamlining these regulations the GAA continues its commitment to ensuring player welfare on the field of play and with the specific intention of reducing injuries. At a press briefing to announce details of the regulations is Páraic Duffy, Ard Stiúrthóir of the GAA, with Dr. Danny Mulvihill, Chairman, Medical Scientific and Welfare Committee, left, and Dr. Cliff Beirne, Consultant Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeion and Member of the Medical Welfare Committe, right. Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit: Brian Lawless / SPORTSFILE

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29 October 2009; From January 1st 2010 the wearing of helmets and faceguards...

29 October 2009; From January 1st 2010 the wearing of helmets and faceguards will be compulsory for hurlers at all levels. This will see Senior players in 2010 follow the regulations already in place at the minor and under 21 grades of hurling. In introducing and streamlining these regulations the GAA continues its commitment to ensuring player welfare on the field of play and with the specific intention of reducing injuries. At a press briefing to announce details of the regulations is Páraic Duffy, Ard Stiúrthóir of the GAA, with Dr. Danny Mulvihill, Chairman, Medical Scientific and Welfare Committee, right, and Dr. Cliff Beirne, Consultant Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeion and Member of the Medical Welfare Committe, left. Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit: Brian Lawless / SPORTSFILE

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29 October 2009; From January 1st 2010 the wearing of helmets and faceguards...

29 October 2009; From January 1st 2010 the wearing of helmets and faceguards will be compulsory for hurlers at all levels. This will see Senior players in 2010 follow the regulations already in place at the minor and under 21 grades of hurling. In introducing and streamlining these regulations the GAA continues its commitment to ensuring player welfare on the field of play and with the specific intention of reducing injuries. At a press briefing to announce details of the regulations are Dr. Danny Mulvihill, Chairman, Medical Scientific and Welfare Committee, right, with Páraic Duffy, Ard Stiúrthóir of the GAA. Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit: Brian Lawless / SPORTSFILE

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29 October 2009; From January 1st 2010 the wearing of helmets and faceguards...

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