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26 May 2018; The Leahy brothers, Morgan, aged 9, Jack aged 14, and Shane, aged 11, from Cratloe, Co. Clare, with their three gold medals after each won their respective Model Making event during day 1 of the Aldi Community Games. Over 3,500 children took part in Aldi Community Games May Festival on a sun-drenched, fun-filled weekend in University of Limerick from 26th to 27th May. Photo by Diarmuid Greene/Sportsfile

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Aldi Community Games Festival - Day 1

26 May 2018

11 April 2018; GAA star TJ Reid was at Castlecomer Community School in Kilkenny today to launch the GAA Super Games Centre in partnership with Sky Sports at the school. The Super Games Centres which are based all over the country, were set up to reduce youth drop out and encourage “play to stay” amongst youth, specifically between the ages of 12 and 17 where youth drop out is most prevalent. Sky Sports is supporting the GAA Super Games Centres by arranging visits with Sky Sports mentors and providing kits and equipment to the estimated 9000 members countrywide. Pictured is a general view of the Super Games match played during the launch. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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Sky GAA Super Games Centre Launch

11 Apr 2018

11 April 2018; GAA star TJ Reid was at Castlecomer Community School in Kilkenny today to launch the GAA Super Games Centre in partnership with Sky Sports at the school. The Super Games Centres which are based all over the country, were set up to reduce youth drop out and encourage “play to stay” amongst youth, specifically between the ages of 12 and 17 where youth drop out is most prevalent. Sky Sports is supporting the GAA Super Games Centres by arranging visits with Sky Sports mentors and providing kits and equipment to the estimated 9000 members countrywide. Pictured is TJ Reid with Castlecomer Community School pupils Tommy Coogan, aged 14, and Caoimhe Hennessy, aged 14, during the launch. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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Sky GAA Super Games Centre Launch

11 Apr 2018

11 April 2018; GAA star TJ Reid was at Castlecomer Community School in Kilkenny today to launch the GAA Super Games Centre in partnership with Sky Sports at the school. The Super Games Centres which are based all over the country, were set up to reduce youth drop out and encourage “play to stay” amongst youth, specifically between the ages of 12 and 17 where youth drop out is most prevalent. Sky Sports is supporting the GAA Super Games Centres by arranging visits with Sky Sports mentors and providing kits and equipment to the estimated 9000 members countrywide. Pictured is TJ Reid with Castlecomer Community School pupil Tommy Coogan, aged 14, during the launch. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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Sky GAA Super Games Centre Launch

11 Apr 2018

11 April 2018; GAA star TJ Reid was at Castlecomer Community School in Kilkenny today to launch the GAA Super Games Centre in partnership with Sky Sports at the school. The Super Games Centres which are based all over the country, were set up to reduce youth drop out and encourage “play to stay” amongst youth, specifically between the ages of 12 and 17 where youth drop out is most prevalent. Sky Sports is supporting the GAA Super Games Centres by arranging visits with Sky Sports mentors and providing kits and equipment to the estimated 9000 members countrywide. Pictured is TJ Reid with Castlecomer Community School pupil Tommy Coogan, aged 14, during the launch. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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Sky GAA Super Games Centre Launch

11 Apr 2018

11 April 2018; GAA star TJ Reid was at Castlecomer Community School in Kilkenny today to launch the GAA Super Games Centre in partnership with Sky Sports at the school. The Super Games Centres which are based all over the country, were set up to reduce youth drop out and encourage “play to stay” amongst youth, specifically between the ages of 12 and 17 where youth drop out is most prevalent. Sky Sports is supporting the GAA Super Games Centres by arranging visits with Sky Sports mentors and providing kits and equipment to the estimated 9000 members countrywide. Pictured is TJ Reid with Castlecomer Community School pupils, from left, Tommy Coogan, aged 14, Caoimhe Hennessy, aged 14, Angela Fahey, aged14, and Evan Harding, aged 13, during the launch. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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Sky GAA Super Games Centre Launch

11 Apr 2018

11 April 2018; GAA star TJ Reid was at Castlecomer Community School in Kilkenny today to launch the GAA Super Games Centre in partnership with Sky Sports at the school. The Super Games Centres which are based all over the country, were set up to reduce youth drop out and encourage “play to stay” amongst youth, specifically between the ages of 12 and 17 where youth drop out is most prevalent. Sky Sports is supporting the GAA Super Games Centres by arranging visits with Sky Sports mentors and providing kits and equipment to the estimated 9000 members countrywide. Pictured is TJ Reid with Castlecomer Community School pupils during the launch. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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Sky GAA Super Games Centre Launch

11 Apr 2018

11 April 2018; GAA star TJ Reid was at Castlecomer Community School in Kilkenny today to launch the GAA Super Games Centre in partnership with Sky Sports at the school. The Super Games Centres which are based all over the country, were set up to reduce youth drop out and encourage “play to stay” amongst youth, specifically between the ages of 12 and 17 where youth drop out is most prevalent. Sky Sports is supporting the GAA Super Games Centres by arranging visits with Sky Sports mentors and providing kits and equipment to the estimated 9000 members countrywide. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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Sky GAA Super Games Centre Launch

11 Apr 2018

11 April 2018; GAA star TJ Reid was at Castlecomer Community School in Kilkenny today to launch the GAA Super Games Centre in partnership with Sky Sports at the school. The Super Games Centres which are based all over the country, were set up to reduce youth drop out and encourage “play to stay” amongst youth, specifically between the ages of 12 and 17 where youth drop out is most prevalent. Sky Sports is supporting the GAA Super Games Centres by arranging visits with Sky Sports mentors and providing kits and equipment to the estimated 9000 members countrywide. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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Sky GAA Super Games Centre Launch

11 Apr 2018

11 April 2018; GAA star TJ Reid was at Castlecomer Community School in Kilkenny today to launch the GAA Super Games Centre in partnership with Sky Sports at the school. The Super Games Centres which are based all over the country, were set up to reduce youth drop out and encourage “play to stay” amongst youth, specifically between the ages of 12 and 17 where youth drop out is most prevalent. Sky Sports is supporting the GAA Super Games Centres by arranging visits with Sky Sports mentors and providing kits and equipment to the estimated 9000 members countrywide. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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Sky GAA Super Games Centre Launch

11 Apr 2018

11 April 2018; GAA star TJ Reid was at Castlecomer Community School in Kilkenny today to launch the GAA Super Games Centre in partnership with Sky Sports at the school. The Super Games Centres which are based all over the country, were set up to reduce youth drop out and encourage “play to stay” amongst youth, specifically between the ages of 12 and 17 where youth drop out is most prevalent. Sky Sports is supporting the GAA Super Games Centres by arranging visits with Sky Sports mentors and providing kits and equipment to the estimated 9000 members countrywide. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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Sky GAA Super Games Centre Launch

11 Apr 2018

11 April 2018; GAA star TJ Reid was at Castlecomer Community School in Kilkenny today to launch the GAA Super Games Centre in partnership with Sky Sports at the school. The Super Games Centres which are based all over the country, were set up to reduce youth drop out and encourage “play to stay” amongst youth, specifically between the ages of 12 and 17 where youth drop out is most prevalent. Sky Sports is supporting the GAA Super Games Centres by arranging visits with Sky Sports mentors and providing kits and equipment to the estimated 9000 members countrywide. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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Sky GAA Super Games Centre Launch

11 Apr 2018

11 April 2018; GAA star TJ Reid was at Castlecomer Community School in Kilkenny today to launch the GAA Super Games Centre in partnership with Sky Sports at the school. The Super Games Centres which are based all over the country, were set up to reduce youth drop out and encourage “play to stay” amongst youth, specifically between the ages of 12 and 17 where youth drop out is most prevalent. Sky Sports is supporting the GAA Super Games Centres by arranging visits with Sky Sports mentors and providing kits and equipment to the estimated 9000 members countrywide. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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Sky GAA Super Games Centre Launch

11 Apr 2018

11 April 2018; GAA star TJ Reid was at Castlecomer Community School in Kilkenny today to launch the GAA Super Games Centre in partnership with Sky Sports at the school. The Super Games Centres which are based all over the country, were set up to reduce youth drop out and encourage “play to stay” amongst youth, specifically between the ages of 12 and 17 where youth drop out is most prevalent. Sky Sports is supporting the GAA Super Games Centres by arranging visits with Sky Sports mentors and providing kits and equipment to the estimated 9000 members countrywide. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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Sky GAA Super Games Centre Launch

11 Apr 2018

20 August 2017; Joe Campbell, age 11, from Drumcliffe, Co Sligo, takes part in the U12 Art event during day 2 of the Aldi Community Games August Festival 2017 at the National Sports Campus in Dublin. Photo by Cody Glenn/Sportsfile

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Aldi Community Games August Festival 2017 - Day 2

20 Aug 2017

20 August 2017; Joe Campbell, age 11, from Drumcliffe, Co. Sligo, takes part in the U12 Art event during day 2 of the Aldi Community Games August Festival 2017 at the National Sports Campus in Dublin. Photo by Cody Glenn/Sportsfile

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Aldi Community Games August Festival 2017 - Day 2

20 Aug 2017

6 May 2017; Ellen Kelliher, age 11, from Castlemaine, Co Kerry, competes in the Girls U12 Mixed Relay at the Aldi Community Games May Festival 2017 at National Sports Campus, in Abbotstown, Dublin. Photo by Cody Glenn/Sportsfile

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Aldi Community Games May Festival 2017

06 May 2017

18 August 2011; eFlow employees lift the barriers on community spirit by organising a soccer tournament for kids aged between eight and 11 in Swords, Co, Dublin, this week. Over 240 children will play in 40 soccer games organised by eFlow. This is the second tournament in a series of community initiatives organised and managed by eFlow employees over the past few months. Simon McBeth, Director of eFlow Communications and Customer Relations, said: ‘Our volunteers are delighted to encourage sport and active citizenship in our local communities, helping kids to enjoy themselves and take part in events that promote fun and healthy living. Players from the Swords Celtic team watch the games as they await their next fixture. Swords Celtic pitches, Balheary Reservoir, Swords, Co. Dublin. Picture credit: Brian Lawless / SPORTSFILE

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Sportsfile Images of the Year 2011

18 Aug 2011

18 August 2011; eFlow employees lift the barriers on community spirit by organising a soccer tournament for kids aged between eight and 11 in Swords, Co, Dublin, this week. Over 240 children will play in 40 soccer games organised by eFlow. This is the second tournament in a series of community initiatives organised and managed by eFlow employees over the past few months. Simon McBeth, Director of eFlow Communications and Customer Relations, said: ‘Our volunteers are delighted to encourage sport and active citizenship in our local communities, helping kids to enjoy themselves and take part in events that promote fun and healthy living. Pictured are players from the Swords Celtic team. Swords Celtic pitches, Balheary Reservoir, Swords, Co. Dublin. Picture credit: Brian Lawless / SPORTSFILE

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eFlow Soccer Tournament

18 Aug 2011

18 August 2011; eFlow employees lift the barriers on community spirit by organising a soccer tournament for kids aged between eight and 11 in Swords, Co, Dublin, this week. Over 240 children will play in 40 soccer games organised by eFlow. This is the second tournament in a series of community initiatives organised and managed by eFlow employees over the past few months. Simon McBeth, Director of eFlow Communications and Customer Relations, said: ‘Our volunteers are delighted to encourage sport and active citizenship in our local communities, helping kids to enjoy themselves and take part in events that promote fun and healthy living. Players from the Swords Celtic team watch the games as they await their next fixture. Swords Celtic pitches, Balheary Reservoir, Swords, Co. Dublin. Picture credit: Brian Lawless / SPORTSFILE

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eFlow Soccer Tournament

18 Aug 2011

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