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23 February 2019; John Costello, Dublin GAA Chief Executive, speaking against Motion 39, relating to counties nominating Croke Park as their home venue in the football intercounty quarter final group stage, which was defeated, during the GAA Annual Congress 2019 at the Clayton Whites Hotel in Ferrybank South, Wexford. Photo by Piaras Ó Mídheach/Sportsfile

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GAA Annual Congress 2019 Day Two

23 Feb 2019

23 February 2019; John Costello, Dublin GAA Chief Executive, speaking against Motion 39, relating to counties nominating Croke Park as their home venue in the football intercounty quarter final group stage, which was defeated, during the GAA Annual Congress 2019 at the Clayton Whites Hotel in Ferrybank South, Wexford. Photo by Piaras Ó Mídheach/Sportsfile

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GAA Annual Congress 2019 Day Two

23 Feb 2019

23 February 2019; John Costello, Dublin GAA Chief Executive, speaking against Motion 39, relating to counties nominating Croke Park as their home venue in the football intercounty quarter final group stage, which was defeated, during the GAA Annual Congress 2019 at the Clayton Whites Hotel in Ferrybank South, Wexford. Photo by Piaras Ó Mídheach/Sportsfile

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GAA Annual Congress 2019 Day Two

23 Feb 2019

23 February 2019; Dublin GAA officials, from left, John Costello, Dublin GAA Chief Executive, Seán Shanley, Dublin County Board Chairman, and Mick Seavers, Dublin County Board Vice-Chairman during the GAA Annual Congress 2019 at the Clayton Whites Hotel in Ferrybank South, Wexford. Photo by Piaras Ó Mídheach/Sportsfile

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GAA Annual Congress 2019 Day Two

23 Feb 2019

23 February 2019; John Costello, Dublin GAA Chief Executive, during the GAA Annual Congress 2019 at the Clayton Whites Hotel in Ferrybank South, Wexford. Photo by Piaras Ó Mídheach/Sportsfile

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GAA Annual Congress 2019 Day Two

23 Feb 2019

10 December 2018; John Delaney, CEO, Football Association of Ireland with, from back row left, FAI-ETB course coach Mark Barry, Darragh Wall, Caelin Rooney, Sean Roche, Jack Hays, Daniel Olasunbo, Mike Nzongong, Lee Costello, Lee Kavanagh, Adam Feeney and coach Paddy Carey front row from left Dylan Walsh, Perparim Gashi, Shane Griffin, Michael Hearne, Rebecca Ritchie, Clodagh Sutton, Rachael Ritchie, Joseph Walsh and Sam Hudson Hamm in attendance during the Official opening of the FAI-ETB Waterford Centre at Waterford I.T., in Waterford. Photo by Matt Browne/Sportsfile

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Official opening of the FAI-ETB Waterford Centre

10 Dec 2018

10 December 2018; John Delaney, CEO, Football Association of Ireland with, from back row left, FAI-ETB course coach Mark Barry, Darragh Wall, Caelin Rooney, Sean Roche, Jack Hays, Daniel Olasunbo, Mike Nzongong, Lee Costello, Lee Kavanagh, Adam Feeney and coach Paddy Carey front row from left Dylan Walsh, Perparim Gashi, Shane Griffin, Michael Hearne, Rebecca Ritchie, Clodagh Sutton, Rachael Ritchie, Joseph Walsh and Sam Hudson Hamm in attendance during the Official opening of the FAI-ETB Waterford Centre at Waterford I.T., in Waterford. Photo by Matt Browne/Sportsfile

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Official opening of the FAI-ETB Waterford Centre

10 Dec 2018

21 November 2018; In attendance, from left, GAA Communications Executive Cian Murphy, Monsignor Eoin Thynne, Uachtarán Chumann Lúthchleas Gael John Horan, Dublin GAA chairman Sean Shanley, Dublin senior football manager Jim Gavin and John Costello, Dublin GAA Chief Executive at the unveiling of a memorial headstone to Bloody Sunday victim John William Scott who was shot and killed aged 14 at Croke Park at Glasnevin Cemetery in Dublin. Photo by David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

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GAA unveils a Memorial Headstone to Bloody Sunday victim John William Scott

21 Nov 2018

21 November 2018; In attendance, from left, Monsignor Eoin Thynne, Uachtarán Chumann Lúthchleas Gael John Horan, Dublin GAA chairman Sean Shanley, Dublin senior football manager Jim Gavin and John Costello, Dublin GAA Chief Executive at the unveiling of a memorial headstone to Bloody Sunday victim John William Scott who was shot and killed aged 14 at Croke Park at Glasnevin Cemetery in Dublin. Photo by David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

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GAA unveils a Memorial Headstone to Bloody Sunday victim John William Scott

21 Nov 2018

21 November 2018; Uachtarán Chumann Lúthchleas Gael John Horan, right, Dublin senior football manager Jim Gavin and John Costello, Dublin GAA Chief Executive, during the unveiling of a memorial headstone to Bloody Sunday victim John William Scott who was shot and killed aged 14 at Croke Park at Glasnevin Cemetery in Dublin. Photo by David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

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GAA unveils a Memorial Headstone to Bloody Sunday victim John William Scott

21 Nov 2018

21 November 2018; Uachtarán Chumann Lúthchleas Gael John Horan, right, Dublin senior football manager Jim Gavin and John Costello, Dublin GAA Chief Executive, during the unveiling of a memorial headstone to Bloody Sunday victim John William Scott who was shot and killed aged 14 at Croke Park at Glasnevin Cemetery in Dublin. Photo by David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

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GAA unveils a Memorial Headstone to Bloody Sunday victim John William Scott

21 Nov 2018

21 November 2018; Monsignor Eoin Thynne, right, alongside Uachtarán Chumann Lúthchleas Gael John Horan and Dublin senior football manager Jim Gavin, left, with John Costello, Dublin GAA Chief Executive, during the unveiling of a memorial headstone to Bloody Sunday victim John William Scott who was shot and killed aged 14 at Croke Park at Glasnevin Cemetery in Dublin. Photo by David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

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GAA unveils a Memorial Headstone to Bloody Sunday victim John William Scott

21 Nov 2018

21 November 2018; Uachtarán Chumann Lúthchleas Gael John Horan, centre, with Monsignor Eoin Thynne, right, and Dublin senior football manager Jim Gavin, left, with John Costello, Dublin GAA Chief Executive, during the unveiling of a memorial headstone to Bloody Sunday victim John William Scott who was shot and killed aged 14 at Croke Park at Glasnevin Cemetery in Dublin. Photo by David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

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GAA unveils a Memorial Headstone to Bloody Sunday victim John William Scott

21 Nov 2018

21 November 2018; Uachtarán Chumann Lúthchleas Gael John Horan, centre, with Monsignor Eoin Thynne, right, and Dublin senior football manager Jim Gavin, left, with John Costello, Dublin GAA Chief Executive, during the unveiling of a memorial headstone to Bloody Sunday victim John William Scott who was shot and killed aged 14 at Croke Park at Glasnevin Cemetery in Dublin. Photo by David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

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GAA unveils a Memorial Headstone to Bloody Sunday victim John William Scott

21 Nov 2018

21 November 2018; Uachtarán Chumann Lúthchleas Gael John Horan, right, Dublin senior football manager Jim Gavin and John Costello, Dublin GAA Chief Executive, during the unveiling of a memorial headstone to Bloody Sunday victim John William Scott who was shot and killed aged 14 at Croke Park at Glasnevin Cemetery in Dublin. Photo by David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

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GAA unveils a Memorial Headstone to Bloody Sunday victim John William Scott

21 Nov 2018

21 November 2018; Dublin senior football manager Jim Gavin, left, and John Costello, Dublin GAA Chief Executive, during the unveiling of a memorial headstone to Bloody Sunday victim John William Scott who was shot and killed aged 14 at Croke Park at Glasnevin Cemetery in Dublin. Photo by David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

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GAA unveils a Memorial Headstone to Bloody Sunday victim John William Scott

21 Nov 2018

21 November 2018; Dublin senior football manager Jim Gavin, left, and John Costello, Dublin GAA Chief Executive, during the unveiling of a memorial headstone to Bloody Sunday victim John William Scott who was shot and killed aged 14 at Croke Park at Glasnevin Cemetery in Dublin. Photo by David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

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GAA unveils a Memorial Headstone to Bloody Sunday victim John William Scott

21 Nov 2018

29 September 2018; Former Tyrone footballer and Electric Ireland Minor Star Awards judge Sean Cavanagh, Pat O’Doherty, ESB Chief Executive and Marguerite Sayers, ESB Executive Director Customer Solutions, centre, alongside the The Electric Ireland Minor Football Team of the Year, backrow from left, Matthew Cooley of Corofin, Galway, Aaron Mulligan of Latton, Monaghan, Tiarnan Woods of Drumsurn, Derry, Mark Lavin of Lucan Sarsfields, Dublin, Darragh Rahilly of Rathmore, Kerry, Owen Fitzgerald of Gneeveguilla, Kerry, Ronan Grimes of Killanny, Monaghan; middle row from left, Conor Raftery of Northern Gaels, Galway, Colm Moriarty of Annascaul, Kerry, John Ball of Clane, Kildare, Eoin Darcy of Tinahely, Wicklow, Tony Gill of Corofin, Galway; front row from left, Luke Mitchell of Dunshaughlin, Meath, Electric Ireland Minor Footballer of the Year 2018, Paul Walsh of Brosna, Kerry, Electric Ireland Special Merit Award Winner, Mattie Murphy, and Matthew Costello of Dunshaughlin, Meath, at the 2018 Electric Ireland Minor Star Awards. The Hurling and Football Team of the Year was selected by an expert panel of GAA legends including Ollie Canning, Sean Cavanagh, Michael Fennelly and Daniel Goulding. Sponsors of the GAA Minor Championships, Electric Ireland today recognised the talent and dedication of 15 Minor football players, and 15 Minor hurling players at the second annual Electric Ireland Minor Star Awards at Croke Park. #GAAThisIsMajor Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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2018 Electric Ireland GAA Minor Star Awards

29 Sep 2018

29 September 2018; Matthew Costello of Dunshaughlin, Meath, is presented with his Football Team of the Year Award by Pat O’Doherty, ESB Chief Executive, alongside Former Tyrone footballer and Electric Ireland Minor Star Awards judge Sean Cavanagh, left, and Uachtarán Chumann Lúthcleas Gael John Horan. The Hurling and Football Team of the Year was selected by an expert panel of GAA legends including Ollie Canning, Sean Cavanagh, Michael Fennelly and Daniel Goulding. Sponsors of the GAA Minor Championships, Electric Ireland today recognised the talent and dedication of 15 Minor football players, and 15 Minor hurling players at the second annual Electric Ireland Minor Star Awards at Croke Park. #GAAThisIsMajor Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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2018 Electric Ireland GAA Minor Star Awards

29 Sep 2018

29 September 2018; The Electric Ireland Minor Football Team of the Year, back row, from left, Eoin Darcy of Tinahely, Wicklow, Mark Lavin of Lucan Sarsfields, Dublin, Ronan Grimes of Killanny, Monaghan, Conor Raftery of Northern Gaels, Galway, Colm Moriarty of Annascaul, Kerry, Luke Mitchell of Dunshaughlin, Meath, Matthew Costello of Dunshaughlin, Meath, and front row from left, Tony Gill of Corofin, Galway, Matthew Cooley of Corofin, Galway, Aaron Mulligan of Latton, Monaghan, Paul Walsh of Brosna, Kerry, Darragh Rahilly of Rathmore, Kerry, Owen Fitzgerald of Gneeveguilla, Kerry, John Ball of Clane, Kildare and Tiarnan Woods of Drumsurn, Derry, at the 2018 Electric Ireland Minor Star Awards. The Football Team of the Year was selected by an expert panel of GAA legends including Ollie Canning, Sean Cavanagh, Michael Fennelly and Daniel Goulding. Sponsors of the GAA Minor Championships, Electric Ireland today recognised the talent and dedication of 15 Minor football players, and 15 Minor hurling players at the second annual Electric Ireland Minor Star Awards at Croke Park. #GAAThisIsMajor Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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2018 Electric Ireland GAA Minor Star Awards

29 Sep 2018

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