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21 June 2025; Athletes, from left, Philip Offorjama of Athlone Community College, representing Connacht, Matias Qaglia of Kilkenny College, representing Leinster, Harry Mcllwaine of Royal and Prior Raphoe, representing Ulster, and Christopher Olatunde of Dunshaughlin CC, representing Leinster, compete in the boys 100m during the 123.ie Irish Schools Athletics Association Tailteann Games at SETU Campus in Carlow. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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123.ie Irish Schools Athletics Association Tailteann Games

21 Jun 2025

21 June 2025; Matias Qaglia of Kilkenny College, representing Leinster, left, and Harry Mcllwaine of Royal and Prior Raphoe, representing Ulster, right, compete in the boys 100m during the 123.ie Irish Schools Athletics Association Tailteann Games at SETU Campus in Carlow. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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123.ie Irish Schools Athletics Association Tailteann Games

21 Jun 2025

1 June 2025; Ulster Council Chairman Michael Geoghegan, left, and Leinster Council chairman Derek Kent during the Tailteann Cup match between Fermanagh and Wexford at Croke Park in Dublin. Photo by Ray McManus/Sportsfile

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Fermanagh v Wexford - Tailteann Cup

01 Jun 2025

24 May 2025; Alan Patterson of Ulster Barbarians during the Irish Wheelchair Rugby League final match between Ulster Barbarians and Rebel Wheelers MSC at the IWA Sports Centre in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Rugby League came to its conclusion at IWA-Sport, Clontarf, where Cork’s Rebel Wheelers Multi-Sport Club, Leinster Wheelchair Rugby Club and Ulster Barbarians faced off to decide who’d be crowned league champions. The league went right down to the wire with all three sides still mathematically able to clinch the title. Photo by Tyler Miller/Sportsfile

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Ulster Barbarians v Laois Lions - Irish Wheelchair Rugby League Final

24 May 2025

24 May 2025; Carina Premstaller of Ulster Barbarians in action against Jack Squibb of Rebel Wheelers MSC during the Irish Wheelchair Rugby League final match between Ulster Barbarians and Rebel Wheelers MSC at the IWA Sports Centre in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Rugby League came to its conclusion at IWA-Sport, Clontarf, where Cork’s Rebel Wheelers Multi-Sport Club, Leinster Wheelchair Rugby Club and Ulster Barbarians faced off to decide who’d be crowned league champions. The league went right down to the wire with all three sides still mathematically able to clinch the title. Photo by Tyler Miller/Sportsfile

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Ulster Barbarians v Laois Lions - Irish Wheelchair Rugby League Final

24 May 2025

24 May 2025; Jack Squibb of Rebel Wheelers MSC in action against Carina Premstaller of Ulster Barbarians during the Irish Wheelchair Rugby League final match between Ulster Barbarians and Rebel Wheelers MSC at the IWA Sports Centre in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Rugby League came to its conclusion at IWA-Sport, Clontarf, where Cork’s Rebel Wheelers Multi-Sport Club, Leinster Wheelchair Rugby Club and Ulster Barbarians faced off to decide who’d be crowned league champions. The league went right down to the wire with all three sides still mathematically able to clinch the title. Photo by Tyler Miller/Sportsfile

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Ulster Barbarians v Laois Lions - Irish Wheelchair Rugby League Final

24 May 2025

24 May 2025; A general view of a jersey during the Irish Wheelchair Rugby League final match between Ulster Barbarians and Rebel Wheelers MSC at the IWA Sports Centre in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Rugby League came to its conclusion at IWA-Sport, Clontarf, where Cork’s Rebel Wheelers Multi-Sport Club, Leinster Wheelchair Rugby Club and Ulster Barbarians faced off to decide who’d be crowned league champions. The league went right down to the wire with all three sides still mathematically able to clinch the title. Photo by Tyler Miller/Sportsfile

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Ulster Barbarians v Laois Lions - Irish Wheelchair Rugby League Final

24 May 2025

24 May 2025; Alan Patterson of Ulster Barbarians during the Irish Wheelchair Rugby League final match between Ulster Barbarians and Rebel Wheelers MSC at the IWA Sports Centre in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Rugby League came to its conclusion at IWA-Sport, Clontarf, where Cork’s Rebel Wheelers Multi-Sport Club, Leinster Wheelchair Rugby Club and Ulster Barbarians faced off to decide who’d be crowned league champions. The league went right down to the wire with all three sides still mathematically able to clinch the title. Photo by Tyler Miller/Sportsfile

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Ulster Barbarians v Laois Lions - Irish Wheelchair Rugby League Final

24 May 2025

24 May 2025; Jack Squibb of Rebel Wheelers MSC during the Irish Wheelchair Rugby League final match between Ulster Barbarians and Rebel Wheelers MSC at the IWA Sports Centre in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Rugby League came to its conclusion at IWA-Sport, Clontarf, where Cork’s Rebel Wheelers Multi-Sport Club, Leinster Wheelchair Rugby Club and Ulster Barbarians faced off to decide who’d be crowned league champions. The league went right down to the wire with all three sides still mathematically able to clinch the title. Photo by Tyler Miller/Sportsfile

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Ulster Barbarians v Laois Lions - Irish Wheelchair Rugby League Final

24 May 2025

24 May 2025; Alan Lynch of Rebel Wheelers MSC in action against Chris Meneilly of Ulster Barbarians during the Irish Wheelchair Rugby League final match between Ulster Barbarians and Rebel Wheelers MSC at the IWA Sports Centre in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Rugby League came to its conclusion at IWA-Sport, Clontarf, where Cork’s Rebel Wheelers Multi-Sport Club, Leinster Wheelchair Rugby Club and Ulster Barbarians faced off to decide who’d be crowned league champions. The league went right down to the wire with all three sides still mathematically able to clinch the title. Photo by Tyler Miller/Sportsfile

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Ulster Barbarians v Laois Lions - Irish Wheelchair Rugby League Final

24 May 2025

24 May 2025; Alan Lynch of Rebel Wheelers MSC during the Irish Wheelchair Rugby League final match between Ulster Barbarians and Rebel Wheelers MSC at the IWA Sports Centre in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Rugby League came to its conclusion at IWA-Sport, Clontarf, where Cork’s Rebel Wheelers Multi-Sport Club, Leinster Wheelchair Rugby Club and Ulster Barbarians faced off to decide who’d be crowned league champions. The league went right down to the wire with all three sides still mathematically able to clinch the title. Photo by Tyler Miller/Sportsfile

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Ulster Barbarians v Laois Lions - Irish Wheelchair Rugby League Final

24 May 2025

24 May 2025; A general view of the trophy during the Irish Wheelchair Rugby League final match between Ulster Barbarians and Rebel Wheelers MSC at the IWA Sports Centre in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Rugby League came to its conclusion at IWA-Sport, Clontarf, where Cork’s Rebel Wheelers Multi-Sport Club, Leinster Wheelchair Rugby Club and Ulster Barbarians faced off to decide who’d be crowned league champions. The league went right down to the wire with all three sides still mathematically able to clinch the title. Photo by Tyler Miller/Sportsfile

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Ulster Barbarians v Laois Lions - Irish Wheelchair Rugby League Final

24 May 2025

24 May 2025; A general view of the trophy during the Irish Wheelchair Rugby League final match between Ulster Barbarians and Rebel Wheelers MSC at the IWA Sports Centre in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Rugby League came to its conclusion at IWA-Sport, Clontarf, where Cork’s Rebel Wheelers Multi-Sport Club, Leinster Wheelchair Rugby Club and Ulster Barbarians faced off to decide who’d be crowned league champions. The league went right down to the wire with all three sides still mathematically able to clinch the title. Photo by Tyler Miller/Sportsfile

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Ulster Barbarians v Laois Lions - Irish Wheelchair Rugby League Final

24 May 2025

24 May 2025; A general view of the trophy during the Irish Wheelchair Rugby League final match between Ulster Barbarians and Rebel Wheelers MSC at the IWA Sports Centre in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Rugby League came to its conclusion at IWA-Sport, Clontarf, where Cork’s Rebel Wheelers Multi-Sport Club, Leinster Wheelchair Rugby Club and Ulster Barbarians faced off to decide who’d be crowned league champions. The league went right down to the wire with all three sides still mathematically able to clinch the title. Photo by Tyler Miller/Sportsfile

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Ulster Barbarians v Laois Lions - Irish Wheelchair Rugby League Final

24 May 2025

24 May 2025; Ulster Barbarians mechanic Alan Dodds repairs tyres on the sidelines during the Irish Wheelchair Rugby League final match between Ulster Barbarians and Rebel Wheelers MSC at the IWA Sports Centre in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Rugby League came to its conclusion at IWA-Sport, Clontarf, where Cork’s Rebel Wheelers Multi-Sport Club, Leinster Wheelchair Rugby Club and Ulster Barbarians faced off to decide who’d be crowned league champions. The league went right down to the wire with all three sides still mathematically able to clinch the title. Photo by Tyler Miller/Sportsfile

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Ulster Barbarians v Laois Lions - Irish Wheelchair Rugby League Final

24 May 2025

24 May 2025; Alan Lynch of Rebel Wheelers MSC in action against Chris Meneilly of Ulster Barbarians during the Irish Wheelchair Rugby League final match between Ulster Barbarians and Rebel Wheelers MSC at the IWA Sports Centre in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Rugby League came to its conclusion at IWA-Sport, Clontarf, where Cork’s Rebel Wheelers Multi-Sport Club, Leinster Wheelchair Rugby Club and Ulster Barbarians faced off to decide who’d be crowned league champions. The league went right down to the wire with all three sides still mathematically able to clinch the title. Photo by Tyler Miller/Sportsfile

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Ulster Barbarians v Laois Lions - Irish Wheelchair Rugby League Final

24 May 2025

24 May 2025; Zak O'Neill of Rebel Wheelers MSC in action against Andy Allen of Ulster Barbarians during the Irish Wheelchair Rugby League final match between Ulster Barbarians and Rebel Wheelers MSC at the IWA Sports Centre in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Rugby League came to its conclusion at IWA-Sport, Clontarf, where Cork’s Rebel Wheelers Multi-Sport Club, Leinster Wheelchair Rugby Club and Ulster Barbarians faced off to decide who’d be crowned league champions. The league went right down to the wire with all three sides still mathematically able to clinch the title. Photo by Tyler Miller/Sportsfile

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Ulster Barbarians v Laois Lions - Irish Wheelchair Rugby League Final

24 May 2025

24 May 2025; Ulster Barbarians mechanic Alan Dodds repairs tyres on the sidelines during the Irish Wheelchair Rugby League final match between Ulster Barbarians and Rebel Wheelers MSC at the IWA Sports Centre in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Rugby League came to its conclusion at IWA-Sport, Clontarf, where Cork’s Rebel Wheelers Multi-Sport Club, Leinster Wheelchair Rugby Club and Ulster Barbarians faced off to decide who’d be crowned league champions. The league went right down to the wire with all three sides still mathematically able to clinch the title. Photo by Tyler Miller/Sportsfile

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Ulster Barbarians v Laois Lions - Irish Wheelchair Rugby League Final

24 May 2025

24 May 2025; Jack Squibb of Rebel Wheelers MSC in action against Chris Meneilly of Ulster Barbarians during the Irish Wheelchair Rugby League final match between Ulster Barbarians and Rebel Wheelers MSC at the IWA Sports Centre in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Rugby League came to its conclusion at IWA-Sport, Clontarf, where Cork’s Rebel Wheelers Multi-Sport Club, Leinster Wheelchair Rugby Club and Ulster Barbarians faced off to decide who’d be crowned league champions. The league went right down to the wire with all three sides still mathematically able to clinch the title. Photo by Tyler Miller/Sportsfile

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Ulster Barbarians v Laois Lions - Irish Wheelchair Rugby League Final

24 May 2025

24 May 2025; Andy Allen of Ulster Barbarians in action against Jade Flynn-Hurley of Rebel Wheelers MSC during the Irish Wheelchair Rugby League final match between Ulster Barbarians and Rebel Wheelers MSC at the IWA Sports Centre in Clontarf, Dublin. The Irish Wheelchair Rugby League came to its conclusion at IWA-Sport, Clontarf, where Cork’s Rebel Wheelers Multi-Sport Club, Leinster Wheelchair Rugby Club and Ulster Barbarians faced off to decide who’d be crowned league champions. The league went right down to the wire with all three sides still mathematically able to clinch the title. Photo by Tyler Miller/Sportsfile

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Ulster Barbarians v Laois Lions - Irish Wheelchair Rugby League Final

24 May 2025

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