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16 April 2019; David Walsh of Cork in attendance at the launch of the 2019 John West Féile at Croke Park in Dublin. John West has been a sponsor of the Féile since 2016 and today announced it will continue its support for a further four seasons until 2022. John West is passionate about encouraging children to participate in Gaelic Games and puts an emphasis on the importance natural protein plays in fuelling young athletes #YourNaturalProteinPitstop. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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John West Renews Féile Sponsorship Until 2022

16 Apr 2019

16 April 2019; David Walsh of Cork, with Katie Brennan, aged 13, left, and her sister Amy Brennan, aged 15, from Clogh, Co. Kilkenny, at the launch of the 2019 John West Féile at Croke Park in Dublin. John West has been a sponsor of the Féile since 2016 and today announced it will continue its support for a further four seasons until 2022. John West is passionate about encouraging children to participate in Gaelic Games and puts an emphasis on the importance natural protein plays in fuelling young athletes #YourNaturalProteinPitstop. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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John West Renews Féile Sponsorship Until 2022

16 Apr 2019

16 April 2019; John West Ambassadors, from left, David Walsh of Cork, Anna Farrell of Kilkenny, Lee Keegan of Mayo, Niamh Kelly of Mayo and Aaron Gillane of Limerick at the launch of the 2019 John West Féile at Croke Park in Dublin. John West has been a sponsor of the Féile since 2016 and today announced it will continue its support for a further four seasons until 2022. John West is passionate about encouraging children to participate in Gaelic Games and puts an emphasis on the importance natural protein plays in fuelling young athletes #YourNaturalProteinPitstop. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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John West Renews Féile Sponsorship Until 2022

16 Apr 2019

16 April 2019; David Walsh of Cork in attendance at the launch of the 2019 John West Féile at Croke Park in Dublin. John West has been a sponsor of the Féile since 2016 and today announced it will continue its support for a further four seasons until 2022. John West is passionate about encouraging children to participate in Gaelic Games and puts an emphasis on the importance natural protein plays in fuelling young athletes #YourNaturalProteinPitstop. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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John West Renews Féile Sponsorship Until 2022

16 Apr 2019

16 April 2019; David Walsh of Cork, with Katie Brennan, aged 13, left, and her sister Amy Brennan, aged 15, from Clogh, Co. Kilkenny, at the launch of the 2019 John West Féile at Croke Park in Dublin. John West has been a sponsor of the Féile since 2016 and today announced it will continue its support for a further four seasons until 2022. John West is passionate about encouraging children to participate in Gaelic Games and puts an emphasis on the importance natural protein plays in fuelling young athletes #YourNaturalProteinPitstop. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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John West Renews Féile Sponsorship Until 2022

16 Apr 2019

5 April 2019; The Women’s Gaelic Players Association, WGPA, presented its 2019 third-level scholarships on Friday 5th April at PWC headquarters in Dublin. A total of 46 scholarships have been awarded to third-level students across multiple colleges who play intercounty Camogie and Ladies Football. The scholarship scheme recognises the efforts of WGPA members in pursuing a dual career, enabling them to focus their attention on taking opportunities for ongoing personal and professional development whilst striving for excellence as athletes. Pictured is Linda Collins of Cork. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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WGPA Present Third Level Scholarships

05 Apr 2019

5 April 2019; The Women’s Gaelic Players Association, WGPA, presented its 2019 third-level scholarships on Friday 5th April at PWC headquarters in Dublin. A total of 46 scholarships have been awarded to third-level students across multiple colleges who play intercounty Camogie and Ladies Football. The scholarship scheme recognises the efforts of WGPA members in pursuing a dual career, enabling them to focus their attention on taking opportunities for ongoing personal and professional development whilst striving for excellence as athletes. Pictured is Linda Collins of Cork. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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WGPA Present Third Level Scholarships

05 Apr 2019

5 April 2019; The Women’s Gaelic Players Association, WGPA, presented its 2019 third-level scholarships on Friday 5th April at PWC headquarters in Dublin. A total of 46 scholarships have been awarded to third-level students across multiple colleges who play intercounty Camogie and Ladies Football. The scholarship scheme recognises the efforts of WGPA members in pursuing a dual career, enabling them to focus their attention on taking opportunities for ongoing personal and professional development whilst striving for excellence as athletes. Pictured is Linda Collins of Cork. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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WGPA Present Third Level Scholarships

05 Apr 2019

5 April 2019; The Women’s Gaelic Players Association, WGPA, presented its 2019 third-level scholarships on Friday 5th April at PWC headquarters in Dublin. A total of 46 scholarships have been awarded to third-level students across multiple colleges who play intercounty Camogie and Ladies Football. The scholarship scheme recognises the efforts of WGPA members in pursuing a dual career, enabling them to focus their attention on taking opportunities for ongoing personal and professional development whilst striving for excellence as athletes. Pictured is Melissa Duggan of Cork. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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WGPA Present Third Level Scholarships

05 Apr 2019

5 April 2019; The Women’s Gaelic Players Association, WGPA, presented its 2019 third-level scholarships on Friday 5th April at PWC headquarters in Dublin. A total of 46 scholarships have been awarded to third-level students across multiple colleges who play intercounty Camogie and Ladies Football. The scholarship scheme recognises the efforts of WGPA members in pursuing a dual career, enabling them to focus their attention on taking opportunities for ongoing personal and professional development whilst striving for excellence as athletes. Pictured is Melissa Duggan of Cork. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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WGPA Present Third Level Scholarships

05 Apr 2019

5 April 2019; The Women’s Gaelic Players Association, WGPA, presented its 2019 third-level scholarships on Friday 5th April at PWC headquarters in Dublin. A total of 46 scholarships have been awarded to third-level students across multiple colleges who play intercounty Camogie and Ladies Football. The scholarship scheme recognises the efforts of WGPA members in pursuing a dual career, enabling them to focus their attention on taking opportunities for ongoing personal and professional development whilst striving for excellence as athletes. Pictured are third level scholarship students, from left, Andrea O'Keeffe of Clare, Linda Collins of Cork, Rebecca Finan of Roscommon, Orla O'Dwyer of Tipperary, Grace O'Brien of Tipperary and Aoife Donohue of Galway, with Maria Kinsella, WGPA Chairperson. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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WGPA Present Third Level Scholarships

05 Apr 2019

5 April 2019; The Women’s Gaelic Players Association, WGPA, presented its 2019 third-level scholarships on Friday 5th April at PWC headquarters in Dublin. A total of 46 scholarships have been awarded to third-level students across multiple colleges who play intercounty Camogie and Ladies Football. The scholarship scheme recognises the efforts of WGPA members in pursuing a dual career, enabling them to focus their attention on taking opportunities for ongoing personal and professional development whilst striving for excellence as athletes. Pictured are third level scholarship students, from left, Andrea O'Keeffe of Clare, Linda Collins of Cork, Rebecca Finan of Roscommon, Orla O'Dwyer of Tipperary, Grace O'Brien of Tipperary and Aoife Donohue of Galway. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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WGPA Present Third Level Scholarships

05 Apr 2019

5 April 2019; The Women’s Gaelic Players Association, WGPA, presented its 2019 third-level scholarships on Friday 5th April at PWC headquarters in Dublin. A total of 46 scholarships have been awarded to third-level students across multiple colleges who play intercounty Camogie and Ladies Football. The scholarship scheme recognises the efforts of WGPA members in pursuing a dual career, enabling them to focus their attention on taking opportunities for ongoing personal and professional development whilst striving for excellence as athletes. Pictured is Hannah Looney of Cork. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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WGPA Present Third Level Scholarships

05 Apr 2019

5 April 2019; The Women’s Gaelic Players Association, WGPA, presented its 2019 third-level scholarships on Friday 5th April at PWC headquarters in Dublin. A total of 46 scholarships have been awarded to third-level students across multiple colleges who play intercounty Camogie and Ladies Football. The scholarship scheme recognises the efforts of WGPA members in pursuing a dual career, enabling them to focus their attention on taking opportunities for ongoing personal and professional development whilst striving for excellence as athletes. Pictured is Hannah Looney of Cork. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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WGPA Present Third Level Scholarships

05 Apr 2019

5 April 2019; The Women’s Gaelic Players Association, WGPA, presented its 2019 third-level scholarships on Friday 5th April at PWC headquarters in Dublin. A total of 46 scholarships have been awarded to third-level students across multiple colleges who play intercounty Camogie and Ladies Football. The scholarship scheme recognises the efforts of WGPA members in pursuing a dual career, enabling them to focus their attention on taking opportunities for ongoing personal and professional development whilst striving for excellence as athletes. Pictured is Niamh Cotter of Cork . Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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WGPA Present Third Level Scholarships

05 Apr 2019

5 April 2019; The Women’s Gaelic Players Association, WGPA, presented its 2019 third-level scholarships on Friday 5th April at PWC headquarters in Dublin. A total of 46 scholarships have been awarded to third-level students across multiple colleges who play intercounty Camogie and Ladies Football. The scholarship scheme recognises the efforts of WGPA members in pursuing a dual career, enabling them to focus their attention on taking opportunities for ongoing personal and professional development whilst striving for excellence as athletes. Pictured is Niamh Cotter of Cork . Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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WGPA Present Third Level Scholarships

05 Apr 2019

14 March 2019; MC and former Cork Camogie player Anna Geary speaking at the AIB Future Sparks Festival in the RDS, Dublin. The event saw over 40 leaders in business, sport, music, technology and creative arts meet with 7,500 students from across Ireland inspiring conversation and celebrating the opportunities within their futures with a series of hands-on workshops, inspirational talks and panel discussions with thought leaders from a broad range of industries and disciplines. #backingstudents. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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AIB Future Sparks Festival

14 Mar 2019

13 February 2019; Alan Esslemont, centre, Director General of TG4, with Uachtaráin Cumann Lúthchleas Gael John Horan and former Cork camogie and football player Rena Buckley in attendance at the Laochra Gael Launch at the Dean Hotel in Dublin. Photo by Matt Browne/Sportsfile

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Laochra Gael Launch

13 Feb 2019

13 February 2019; Former Cork camogie and football player Rena Buckley with, from left, former Offaly footballer Seamus Darby, former Kilkenny hurler Jackie Tyrrell, former Limerick hurler Andrew O'Shaughnessy and former Dublin footballer Kieran Duff in attendance at the Laochra Gael Launch at the Dean Hotel in Dublin. Photo by Matt Browne/Sportsfile

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Laochra Gael Launch

13 Feb 2019

13 February 2019; Uachtaráin Cumann Lúthchleas Gael John Horan, third from left, with, from left, former Offaly footballer Seamus Darby, former Kilkenny hurler Jackie Tyrrell, former Cork camogie and football player Rena Buckley, former Limerick hurler Andrew O'Shaughnessy and former Dublin footballer Kieran Duff in attendance at the Laochra Gael Launch at the Dean Hotel in Dublin. Photo by Matt Browne/Sportsfile

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Laochra Gael Launch

13 Feb 2019

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