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16 June 2019; Tipperary Strength and Conditioning Coach Cairbre Ó Cairealláin with Padraic Maher and Noel McGrath of Tipperary after the Munster GAA Hurling Senior Championship Round 5 match between Tipperary and Limerick in Semple Stadium in Thurles, Co. Tipperary. Photo by Diarmuid Greene/Sportsfile

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Tipperary v Limerick - Munster GAA Hurling Senior Championship Round 5

16 Jun 2019

30 April 2019; Tipperary Strength and Conditioning Coach Cairbre Ó Cairealláin during a Tipperary Hurling Squad Portraits session at Boherlahan-Dualla GAA Club in Tipperary. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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Tipperary Hurling Squad Portraits 2019

30 Apr 2019

30 April 2019; Tipperary Strength and Conditioning Coach Cairbre Ó Cairealláin during a Tipperary Hurling Squad Portraits session at Boherlahan-Dualla GAA Club in Tipperary. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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Tipperary Hurling Squad Portraits 2019

30 Apr 2019

18 December 2014; The GPA Madden Leadership Programme will develop a group of county players from hurling, football and camogie with the necessary skills, motivation and experience to become successful leaders in the community. The Programme, which will run initially for three years, is a bespoke, one-year blended learning Leadership Course which will be delivered by the Gaelic Players Association in conjunction with independent leadership experts. Pictured at the launch of GPA Madden Leadership Programme are, from left, Wexford camogie star Ursula Jacob, Mayo footballer Cillian O'Connor, Dessie Farrell, Chief Executive of the Gaelic Players Association, GPA director of communications Sean Potts, Armagh footballer Ciaran McKeever, Michael Madden, Limerick hurler Seamus Hickey, Brendan Murphy, Teneo, Kerry footballer Paul Murphy, Dublin footballer Ger Brennan and Mayo football star Fiona McHale with Scoil Neasáin Harmonstown pupils, from left, Rachel Nic Aonghusa, age 12, Niall O Cairbre, age 11, Cúán O Maoileoin, age 12, and Ellen Potts, age 11. Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit: Ramsey Cardy / SPORTSFILE

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Launch of the GPA Madden Leadership Programme

18 Dec 2014

18 December 2014; The GPA Madden Leadership Programme will develop a group of county players from hurling, football and camogie with the necessary skills, motivation and experience to become successful leaders in the community. The Programme, which will run initially for three years, is a bespoke, one-year blended learning Leadership Course which will be delivered by the Gaelic Players Association in conjunction with independent leadership experts. Pictured at the launch of GPA Madden Leadership Programme are, from left, Derry dual star Chrissy McKaigue, Armagh footballer Ciaran McKeever and Limerick hurler Seamus Hickey with Scoil Neasáin Harmonstown pupils, from left, Niall O Cairbre, age 11, Rachel Nic Aonghusa, age 12, Cúán O Maoileoin, age 12, and Ellen Potts, age 11. Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit: Ramsey Cardy / SPORTSFILE

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Launch of the GPA Madden Leadership Programme

18 Dec 2014

18 December 2014; The GPA Madden Leadership Programme will develop a group of county players from hurling, football and camogie with the necessary skills, motivation and experience to become successful leaders in the community. The Programme, which will run initially for three years, is a bespoke, one-year blended learning Leadership Course which will be delivered by the Gaelic Players Association in conjunction with independent leadership experts. Pictured at the launch of GPA Madden Leadership Programme are Armagh footballer Ciaran McKeever, left, and Limerick hurler Seamus Hickey with Scoil Neasáin Harmonstown pupils, from left, Niall O Cairbre, age 11, Rachel Nic Aonghusa, age 12, Cúán O Maoileoin, age 12, and Ellen Potts, age 11. Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit: Ramsey Cardy / SPORTSFILE

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Launch of the GPA Madden Leadership Programme

18 Dec 2014

18 December 2014; The GPA Madden Leadership Programme will develop a group of county players from hurling, football and camogie with the necessary skills, motivation and experience to become successful leaders in the community. The Programme, which will run initially for three years, is a bespoke, one-year blended learning Leadership Course which will be delivered by the Gaelic Players Association in conjunction with independent leadership experts. Pictured at the launch of GPA Madden Leadership Programme are, from left, Wexford camogie star Ursula Jacob, Mayo ladies football star Fiona McHale, Armagh footballer Ciaran McKeever, Kerry footballer Paul Murphy, Mayo footballer Cillian O'Connor, Dublin footballer Ger Brennan and Limerick hurler Seamus Hickey with Scoil Neasáin Harmonstown pupils, from left, Rachel Nic Aonghusa, age 12, Niall O Cairbre, age 11, Cúán O Maoileoin, age 12, and Ellen Potts, age 11. Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit: Ramsey Cardy / SPORTSFILE

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Launch of the GPA Madden Leadership Programme

18 Dec 2014

18 December 2014; The GPA Madden Leadership Programme will develop a group of county players from hurling, football and camogie with the necessary skills, motivation and experience to become successful leaders in the community. The Programme, which will run initially for three years, is a bespoke, one-year blended learning Leadership Course which will be delivered by the Gaelic Players Association in conjunction with independent leadership experts. Pictured at the launch of GPA Madden Leadership Programme are, from left, Wexford camogie star Ursula Jacob, Mayo ladies football star Fiona McHale, Armagh footballer Ciaran McKeever, Kerry footballer Paul Murphy, Mayo footballer Cillian O'Connor, Dublin footballer Ger Brennan and Limerick hurler Seamus Hickey with Scoil Neasáin Harmonstown pupils, from left, Rachel Nic Aonghusa, age 12, Niall O Cairbre, age 11, Cúán O Maoileoin, age 12, and Ellen Potts, age 11. Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit: Ramsey Cardy / SPORTSFILE

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Launch of the GPA Madden Leadership Programme

18 Dec 2014

18 December 2014; The GPA Madden Leadership Programme will develop a group of county players from hurling, football and camogie with the necessary skills, motivation and experience to become successful leaders in the community. The Programme, which will run initially for three years, is a bespoke, one-year blended learning Leadership Course which will be delivered by the Gaelic Players Association in conjunction with independent leadership experts. Pictured at the launch of GPA Madden Leadership Programme are, from left, Mayo footballer Cillian O'Connor, Dessie Farrell, Chief Executive of the Gaelic Players Association, Tipperary hurler Darren Gleeson, Michael Madden, former Tipperary hurling manager Liam Sheedy, Limerick hurler Seamus Hickey and Kerry footballer Paul Murphy with Scoil Neasáin Harmonstown pupils, from left, Rachel Nic Aonghusa, age 12, Niall O Cairbre, age 11, Cúán O Maoileoin, age 12, and Ellen Potts, age 11. Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit: Ramsey Cardy / SPORTSFILE

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Launch of the GPA Madden Leadership Programme

18 Dec 2014

18 December 2014; The GPA Madden Leadership Programme will develop a group of county players from hurling, football and camogie with the necessary skills, motivation and experience to become successful leaders in the community. The Programme, which will run initially for three years, is a bespoke, one-year blended learning Leadership Course which will be delivered by the Gaelic Players Association in conjunction with independent leadership experts. Pictured at the launch of GPA Madden Leadership Programme are, from left, Wexford camogie star Ursula Jacob, Mayo footballer Cillian O'Connor, Dessie Farrell, Chief Executive of the Gaelic Players Association, Tipperary hurler Darren Gleeson, Armagh footballer Ciaran McKeever, Michael Madden, Limerick hurler Seamus Hickey, former Tipperary hurling manager Liam Sheedy, Kerry footballer Paul Murphy, Dublin footballer Ger Brennan and Mayo football star Fiona McHale with Scoil Neasáin Harmonstown pupils, from left, Rachel Nic Aonghusa, age 12, Niall O Cairbre, age 11, Cúán O Maoileoin, age 12, and Ellen Potts, age 11. Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit: Ramsey Cardy / SPORTSFILE

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Launch of the GPA Madden Leadership Programme

18 Dec 2014

18 December 2014; The GPA Madden Leadership Programme will develop a group of county players from hurling, football and camogie with the necessary skills, motivation and experience to become successful leaders in the community. The Programme, which will run initially for three years, is a bespoke, one-year blended learning Leadership Course which will be delivered by the Gaelic Players Association in conjunction with independent leadership experts. Pictured at the launch of GPA Madden Leadership Programme are, from left, Wexford camogie star Ursula Jacob, Mayo footballer Cillian O'Connor, Dessie Farrell, Chief Executive of the Gaelic Players Association, Tipperary hurler Darren Gleeson, Armagh footballer Ciaran McKeever, Michael Madden, Limerick hurler Seamus Hickey, former Tipperary hurling manager Liam Sheedy, Kerry footballer Paul Murphy, Dublin footballer Ger Brennan and Mayo football star Fiona McHale with Scoil Neasáin Harmonstown pupils, from left, Rachel Nic Aonghusa, age 12, Niall O Cairbre, age 11, Cúán O Maoileoin, age 12, and Ellen Potts, age 11. Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit: Ramsey Cardy / SPORTSFILE

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Launch of the GPA Madden Leadership Programme

18 Dec 2014

18 December 2014; The GPA Madden Leadership Programme will develop a group of county players from hurling, football and camogie with the necessary skills, motivation and experience to become successful leaders in the community. The Programme, which will run initially for three years, is a bespoke, one-year blended learning Leadership Course which will be delivered by the Gaelic Players Association in conjunction with independent leadership experts. Pictured at the launch of GPA Madden Leadership Programme are Scoil Neasáin Harmonstown pupils, from left, Ellen Potts, age 11, Niall O Cairbre, age 11, Rachel Nic Aonghusa, age 12, and Cúán O Maoileoin, age 12, with Mayo ladies football star Fiona McHale, left, Dublin footballer Ger Brennan, centre, and Wexford camogie star Ursula Jacob, right. Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit: Ramsey Cardy / SPORTSFILE

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Launch of the GPA Madden Leadership Programme

18 Dec 2014

18 December 2014; The GPA Madden Leadership Programme will develop a group of county players from hurling, football and camogie with the necessary skills, motivation and experience to become successful leaders in the community. The Programme, which will run initially for three years, is a bespoke, one-year blended learning Leadership Course which will be delivered by the Gaelic Players Association in conjunction with independent leadership experts. Pictured at the launch of GPA Madden Leadership Programme are Scoil Neasáin Harmonstown pupils, from left, Ellen Potts, age 11, Niall O Cairbre, age 11, Rachel Nic Aonghusa, age 12, and Cúán O Maoileoin, age 12, with Kerry footballer Paul Murphy, left, and Mayo footballer Cillian O'Connor, right. Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit: Ramsey Cardy / SPORTSFILE

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Launch of the GPA Madden Leadership Programme

18 Dec 2014

18 December 2014; The GPA Madden Leadership Programme will develop a group of county players from hurling, football and camogie with the necessary skills, motivation and experience to become successful leaders in the community. The Programme, which will run initially for three years, is a bespoke, one-year blended learning Leadership Course which will be delivered by the Gaelic Players Association in conjunction with independent leadership experts. Pictured at the launch of GPA Madden Leadership Programme are Scoil Neasáin Harmonstown pupils, from left, Ellen Potts, age 11, Niall O Cairbre, age 11, Rachel Nic Aonghusa, age 12, and Cúán O Maoileoin, age 12, with Kerry footballer Paul Murphy, left, and Mayo footballer Cillian O'Connor, right. Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit: Ramsey Cardy / SPORTSFILE

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Launch of the GPA Madden Leadership Programme

18 Dec 2014

18 December 2014; The GPA Madden Leadership Programme will develop a group of county players from hurling, football and camogie with the necessary skills, motivation and experience to become successful leaders in the community. The Programme, which will run initially for three years, is a bespoke, one-year blended learning Leadership Course which will be delivered by the Gaelic Players Association in conjunction with independent leadership experts. Pictured at the launch of GPA Madden Leadership Programme are Scoil Neasáin Harmonstown pupils, from left, Ellen Potts, age 11, Niall O Cairbre, age 11, Rachel Nic Aonghusa, age 12, and Cúán O Maoileoin, age 12, with Mayo ladies football star Fiona McHale, left, Dublin footballer Ger Brennan, centre, and Wexford camogie star Ursula Jacob, right. Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit: Ramsey Cardy / SPORTSFILE

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Launch of the GPA Madden Leadership Programme

18 Dec 2014

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