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17 September 2017; The Mayo team, back row, left to right, Siofra McCreesh, Anamar PS, Crossmaglen, Co. Down, Hannah Brennan, Scoil Mhuire, Broadford, Co. Limerick, Ciara Hegarty, Corrandulla NS, Corrandulla, Co. Galway, Michaela Judge, St. Brigid's NS, Drumcong, Co. Leitrim, Freya Hardy, Petit-de-Mange, Gaelscoil Osrai, Loughboy, Cill Chainnigh, front row, left to right, Faye McEvoy, Scoil Eoin Phóil Naofa, Ballyroan, Co. Laois, Aoife Ní Standúin, Gaelscoil na Cruaiche, Cathair na Mart, Mhaig Eo, Ruby Mc Cleary, Bunscoil an tSléibhe Dhuibh, Béal Feirste, Aontroim, Grace Murtagh, Milltown NS, Milltown, Co. Kildare, Sophie Daly, Annagh NS, Miltown Malbay, Co. Clare, ahead of the INTO Cumann na mBunscol GAA Respect Exhibition Go Games at Dublin v Mayo GAA Football All-Ireland Senior Championship Final at Croke Park in Dublin. Photo by Daire Brennan/Sportsfile

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INTO Cumann na mBunscol GAA Respect Exhibition Go Games at Dublin v Mayo -

17 Sep 2017

17 September 2017; President of the Ladies Football Association Marie Hickey, President of Cumann na mBunscol Liam McGee, Uachtarán Chumann Lúthchleas Gael Aogán Ó Fearghaíl, President of the INTO John Boyle, Referee Caoimhe McDaid, Belgrove GNS, Clontarf, Dublin 3, with the Mayo team, back row, left to right, Siofra McCreesh, Anamar PS, Crossmaglen, Co. Down, Hannah Brennan, Scoil Mhuire, Broadford, Co. Limerick, Ciara Hegarty, Corrandulla NS, Corrandulla, Co. Galway, Michaela Judge, St. Brigid's NS, Drumcong, Co. Leitrim, Freya Hardy, Petit-de-Mange, Gaelscoil Osrai, Loughboy, Cill Chainnigh, front row, left to right, Faye McEvoy, Scoil Eoin Phóil Naofa, Ballyroan, Co. Laois, Aoife Ní Standúin, Gaelscoil na Cruaiche, Cathair na Mart, Mhaig Eo, Ruby Mc Cleary, Bunscoil an tSléibhe Dhuibh, Béal Feirste, Aontroim, Grace Murtagh, Milltown NS, Milltown, Co. Kildare, Sophie Daly, Annagh NS, Miltown Malbay, Co. Clare, ahead of the INTO Cumann na mBunscol GAA Respect Exhibition Go Games at Dublin v Mayo GAA Football All-Ireland Senior Championship Final at Croke Park in Dublin. Photo by Daire Brennan/Sportsfile

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INTO Cumann na mBunscol GAA Respect Exhibition Go Games at Dublin v Mayo -

17 Sep 2017

16 September 2017; Former Roscommon GAA footballer, Cathal Cregg and current Roscommon GAA footballer Niall Kilroy joined runners at the Lough Key parkrun where Vhi hosted a special event to celebrate their partnership with parkrun Ireland. Cathal Cregg and Niall Kilroy were on hand to lead the warm up for parkrun participants before completing the 5km course alongside newcomers and seasoned parkrunners alike. Vhi provided walkers, joggers, runners and volunteers at Lough Key parkrun with a variety of refreshments in the Vhi Relaxation Area at the finish line. A qualified physiotherapist was also available to guide participants through a post event stretching routine to ease those aching muscles. parkruns take place over a 5km course weekly, are free to enter and are open to all ages and abilities, providing a fun and safe environment to enjoy exercise. To register for a parkrun near you visit www.parkrun.ie. New registrants should select their chosen event as their home location. You will then receive a personal barcode which acts as your free entry to any parkrun event worldwide. Pictured is Tracey Harkin, behind, from Drumkeeran, Co. Leitrim, who was celebrating her 50th parkrun, with her mother Bernie McPartland, at Lough Key, Co. Roscommon. Photo by Seb Daly/Sportsfile

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Vhi Special Event at Lough Key parkrun

16 Sep 2017

16 September 2017; Former Roscommon GAA footballer, Cathal Cregg and current Roscommon GAA footballer Niall Kilroy joined runners at the Lough Key parkrun where Vhi hosted a special event to celebrate their partnership with parkrun Ireland. Cathal Cregg and Niall Kilroy were on hand to lead the warm up for parkrun participants before completing the 5km course alongside newcomers and seasoned parkrunners alike. Vhi provided walkers, joggers, runners and volunteers at Lough Key parkrun with a variety of refreshments in the Vhi Relaxation Area at the finish line. A qualified physiotherapist was also available to guide participants through a post event stretching routine to ease those aching muscles. parkruns take place over a 5km course weekly, are free to enter and are open to all ages and abilities, providing a fun and safe environment to enjoy exercise. To register for a parkrun near you visit www.parkrun.ie. New registrants should select their chosen event as their home location. You will then receive a personal barcode which acts as your free entry to any parkrun event worldwide. Pictured is Tracey Harkin, behind, from Drumkeeran, Co. Leitrim, who was celebrating her 50th parkrun, with her teammates from Drumshanbo Athletic Club, at Lough Key, Co. Roscommon. Photo by Seb Daly/Sportsfile

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Vhi Special Event at Lough Key parkrun

16 Sep 2017

14 September 2017; Attendees, from Leitrim, with Aviva Soccer Sisters mascot Cara, Briana O'Donnell, age 11, of Mayflower Centre and Astro, and Caragh Guckian, age 8, from Mayflower Centre and Astro, during the Aviva Soccer Sisters Golden Camp. Forty girls from the Aviva ‘Soccer Sisters’ initiative were given the opportunity of a lifetime, as they took part in a special training session alongside several members of the Republic of Ireland women’s senior team. The girls were selected from over 4,000 budding footballers between the ages of seven and 12 to take part in the special session at the FAI National Training Centre, as part of the 2017 Aviva Soccer Sisters Golden Camp. The Camp saw the girls sit in on a full Irish team training session, before taking to the field with the team ahead of next Tuesday’s FIFA World Cup Qualifier against Northern Ireland. The Aviva Soccer Sisters programme has been running since 2010 and is aimed at engaging young girls in physical exercise and attracting them to the game of football. Over 30,000 girls have taken part in the programme since it first kicked off, including Roma McLaughlin who is part of Colin Bell’s line-up for next week’s qualifier. For further information on Aviva Soccer Sisters, visit: www.aviva.ie/soccersisters #AvivaSoccerSisters. FAI National Training Centre, Abbotstown, Dublin. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

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Aviva Soccer Sisters Golden Camp

13 Sep 2017

14 September 2017; Briana O'Donnell, age 11, of Mayflower Centre and Astro, Leitrim, during the Aviva Soccer Sisters Golden Camp. Forty girls from the Aviva ‘Soccer Sisters’ initiative were given the opportunity of a lifetime, as they took part in a special training session alongside several members of the Republic of Ireland women’s senior team. The girls were selected from over 4,000 budding footballers between the ages of seven and 12 to take part in the special session at the FAI National Training Centre, as part of the 2017 Aviva Soccer Sisters Golden Camp. The Camp saw the girls sit in on a full Irish team training session, before taking to the field with the team ahead of next Tuesday’s FIFA World Cup Qualifier against Northern Ireland. The Aviva Soccer Sisters programme has been running since 2010 and is aimed at engaging young girls in physical exercise and attracting them to the game of football. Over 30,000 girls have taken part in the programme since it first kicked off, including Roma McLaughlin who is part of Colin Bell’s line-up for next week’s qualifier. For further information on Aviva Soccer Sisters, visit: www.aviva.ie/soccersisters #AvivaSoccerSisters. FAI National Training Centre, Abbotstown, Dublin. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

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Aviva Soccer Sisters Golden Camp

13 Sep 2017

14 September 2017; Briana O'Donnell, age 11, of Mayflower Centre and Astro, Leitrim, during the Aviva Soccer Sisters Golden Camp. Forty girls from the Aviva ‘Soccer Sisters’ initiative were given the opportunity of a lifetime, as they took part in a special training session alongside several members of the Republic of Ireland women’s senior team. The girls were selected from over 4,000 budding footballers between the ages of seven and 12 to take part in the special session at the FAI National Training Centre, as part of the 2017 Aviva Soccer Sisters Golden Camp. The Camp saw the girls sit in on a full Irish team training session, before taking to the field with the team ahead of next Tuesday’s FIFA World Cup Qualifier against Northern Ireland. The Aviva Soccer Sisters programme has been running since 2010 and is aimed at engaging young girls in physical exercise and attracting them to the game of football. Over 30,000 girls have taken part in the programme since it first kicked off, including Roma McLaughlin who is part of Colin Bell’s line-up for next week’s qualifier. For further information on Aviva Soccer Sisters, visit: www.aviva.ie/soccersisters #AvivaSoccerSisters. FAI National Training Centre, Abbotstown, Dublin. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

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Aviva Soccer Sisters Golden Camp

13 Sep 2017

14 September 2017; Briana O'Donnell, age 11, of Mayflower Centre and Astro, Leitrim, during the Aviva Soccer Sisters Golden Camp. Forty girls from the Aviva ‘Soccer Sisters’ initiative were given the opportunity of a lifetime, as they took part in a special training session alongside several members of the Republic of Ireland women’s senior team. The girls were selected from over 4,000 budding footballers between the ages of seven and 12 to take part in the special session at the FAI National Training Centre, as part of the 2017 Aviva Soccer Sisters Golden Camp. The Camp saw the girls sit in on a full Irish team training session, before taking to the field with the team ahead of next Tuesday’s FIFA World Cup Qualifier against Northern Ireland. The Aviva Soccer Sisters programme has been running since 2010 and is aimed at engaging young girls in physical exercise and attracting them to the game of football. Over 30,000 girls have taken part in the programme since it first kicked off, including Roma McLaughlin who is part of Colin Bell’s line-up for next week’s qualifier. For further information on Aviva Soccer Sisters, visit: www.aviva.ie/soccersisters #AvivaSoccerSisters. FAI National Training Centre, Abbotstown, Dublin. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

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Aviva Soccer Sisters Golden Camp

13 Sep 2017

14 September 2017; Briana O'Donnell, age 11, of Mayflower Centre and Astro, Leitrim, during the Aviva Soccer Sisters Golden Camp. Forty girls from the Aviva ‘Soccer Sisters’ initiative were given the opportunity of a lifetime, as they took part in a special training session alongside several members of the Republic of Ireland women’s senior team. The girls were selected from over 4,000 budding footballers between the ages of seven and 12 to take part in the special session at the FAI National Training Centre, as part of the 2017 Aviva Soccer Sisters Golden Camp. The Camp saw the girls sit in on a full Irish team training session, before taking to the field with the team ahead of next Tuesday’s FIFA World Cup Qualifier against Northern Ireland. The Aviva Soccer Sisters programme has been running since 2010 and is aimed at engaging young girls in physical exercise and attracting them to the game of football. Over 30,000 girls have taken part in the programme since it first kicked off, including Roma McLaughlin who is part of Colin Bell’s line-up for next week’s qualifier. For further information on Aviva Soccer Sisters, visit: www.aviva.ie/soccersisters #AvivaSoccerSisters. FAI National Training Centre, Abbotstown, Dublin. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

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Aviva Soccer Sisters Golden Camp

13 Sep 2017

14 September 2017; Briana O'Donnell, age 11, of Mayflower Centre and Astro, Leitrim, during the Aviva Soccer Sisters Golden Camp. Forty girls from the Aviva ‘Soccer Sisters’ initiative were given the opportunity of a lifetime, as they took part in a special training session alongside several members of the Republic of Ireland women’s senior team. The girls were selected from over 4,000 budding footballers between the ages of seven and 12 to take part in the special session at the FAI National Training Centre, as part of the 2017 Aviva Soccer Sisters Golden Camp. The Camp saw the girls sit in on a full Irish team training session, before taking to the field with the team ahead of next Tuesday’s FIFA World Cup Qualifier against Northern Ireland. The Aviva Soccer Sisters programme has been running since 2010 and is aimed at engaging young girls in physical exercise and attracting them to the game of football. Over 30,000 girls have taken part in the programme since it first kicked off, including Roma McLaughlin who is part of Colin Bell’s line-up for next week’s qualifier. For further information on Aviva Soccer Sisters, visit: www.aviva.ie/soccersisters #AvivaSoccerSisters. FAI National Training Centre, Abbotstown, Dublin. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

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Aviva Soccer Sisters Golden Camp

13 Sep 2017

14 September 2017; Briana O'Donnell, age 11, of Mayflower Centre and Astro, Leitrim, during the Aviva Soccer Sisters Golden Camp. Forty girls from the Aviva ‘Soccer Sisters’ initiative were given the opportunity of a lifetime, as they took part in a special training session alongside several members of the Republic of Ireland women’s senior team. The girls were selected from over 4,000 budding footballers between the ages of seven and 12 to take part in the special session at the FAI National Training Centre, as part of the 2017 Aviva Soccer Sisters Golden Camp. The Camp saw the girls sit in on a full Irish team training session, before taking to the field with the team ahead of next Tuesday’s FIFA World Cup Qualifier against Northern Ireland. The Aviva Soccer Sisters programme has been running since 2010 and is aimed at engaging young girls in physical exercise and attracting them to the game of football. Over 30,000 girls have taken part in the programme since it first kicked off, including Roma McLaughlin who is part of Colin Bell’s line-up for next week’s qualifier. For further information on Aviva Soccer Sisters, visit: www.aviva.ie/soccersisters #AvivaSoccerSisters. FAI National Training Centre, Abbotstown, Dublin. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

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Aviva Soccer Sisters Golden Camp

13 Sep 2017

14 September 2017; Briana O'Donnell, age 11, of Mayflower Centre and Astro, Leitrim, during the Aviva Soccer Sisters Golden Camp. Forty girls from the Aviva ‘Soccer Sisters’ initiative were given the opportunity of a lifetime, as they took part in a special training session alongside several members of the Republic of Ireland women’s senior team. The girls were selected from over 4,000 budding footballers between the ages of seven and 12 to take part in the special session at the FAI National Training Centre, as part of the 2017 Aviva Soccer Sisters Golden Camp. The Camp saw the girls sit in on a full Irish team training session, before taking to the field with the team ahead of next Tuesday’s FIFA World Cup Qualifier against Northern Ireland. The Aviva Soccer Sisters programme has been running since 2010 and is aimed at engaging young girls in physical exercise and attracting them to the game of football. Over 30,000 girls have taken part in the programme since it first kicked off, including Roma McLaughlin who is part of Colin Bell’s line-up for next week’s qualifier. For further information on Aviva Soccer Sisters, visit: www.aviva.ie/soccersisters #AvivaSoccerSisters. FAI National Training Centre, Abbotstown, Dublin. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

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Aviva Soccer Sisters Golden Camp

13 Sep 2017

14 September 2017; Briana O'Donnell, age 11, of Mayflower Centre and Astro, Leitrim, during the Aviva Soccer Sisters Golden Camp. Forty girls from the Aviva ‘Soccer Sisters’ initiative were given the opportunity of a lifetime, as they took part in a special training session alongside several members of the Republic of Ireland women’s senior team. The girls were selected from over 4,000 budding footballers between the ages of seven and 12 to take part in the special session at the FAI National Training Centre, as part of the 2017 Aviva Soccer Sisters Golden Camp. The Camp saw the girls sit in on a full Irish team training session, before taking to the field with the team ahead of next Tuesday’s FIFA World Cup Qualifier against Northern Ireland. The Aviva Soccer Sisters programme has been running since 2010 and is aimed at engaging young girls in physical exercise and attracting them to the game of football. Over 30,000 girls have taken part in the programme since it first kicked off, including Roma McLaughlin who is part of Colin Bell’s line-up for next week’s qualifier. For further information on Aviva Soccer Sisters, visit: www.aviva.ie/soccersisters #AvivaSoccerSisters. FAI National Training Centre, Abbotstown, Dublin. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

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Aviva Soccer Sisters Golden Camp

13 Sep 2017

14 September 2017; Briana O'Donnell, age 11, of Mayflower Centre and Astro, Leitrim, during the Aviva Soccer Sisters Golden Camp. Forty girls from the Aviva ‘Soccer Sisters’ initiative were given the opportunity of a lifetime, as they took part in a special training session alongside several members of the Republic of Ireland women’s senior team. The girls were selected from over 4,000 budding footballers between the ages of seven and 12 to take part in the special session at the FAI National Training Centre, as part of the 2017 Aviva Soccer Sisters Golden Camp. The Camp saw the girls sit in on a full Irish team training session, before taking to the field with the team ahead of next Tuesday’s FIFA World Cup Qualifier against Northern Ireland. The Aviva Soccer Sisters programme has been running since 2010 and is aimed at engaging young girls in physical exercise and attracting them to the game of football. Over 30,000 girls have taken part in the programme since it first kicked off, including Roma McLaughlin who is part of Colin Bell’s line-up for next week’s qualifier. For further information on Aviva Soccer Sisters, visit: www.aviva.ie/soccersisters #AvivaSoccerSisters. FAI National Training Centre, Abbotstown, Dublin. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

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Aviva Soccer Sisters Golden Camp

13 Sep 2017

14 September 2017; Briana O'Donnell, age 11, of Mayflower Centre and Astro, Leitrim, during the Aviva Soccer Sisters Golden Camp. Forty girls from the Aviva ‘Soccer Sisters’ initiative were given the opportunity of a lifetime, as they took part in a special training session alongside several members of the Republic of Ireland women’s senior team. The girls were selected from over 4,000 budding footballers between the ages of seven and 12 to take part in the special session at the FAI National Training Centre, as part of the 2017 Aviva Soccer Sisters Golden Camp. The Camp saw the girls sit in on a full Irish team training session, before taking to the field with the team ahead of next Tuesday’s FIFA World Cup Qualifier against Northern Ireland. The Aviva Soccer Sisters programme has been running since 2010 and is aimed at engaging young girls in physical exercise and attracting them to the game of football. Over 30,000 girls have taken part in the programme since it first kicked off, including Roma McLaughlin who is part of Colin Bell’s line-up for next week’s qualifier. For further information on Aviva Soccer Sisters, visit: www.aviva.ie/soccersisters #AvivaSoccerSisters. FAI National Training Centre, Abbotstown, Dublin. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

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Aviva Soccer Sisters Golden Camp

13 Sep 2017

14 September 2017; Briana O'Donnell, age 11, of Mayflower Centre and Astro, Leitrim, during the Aviva Soccer Sisters Golden Camp. Forty girls from the Aviva ‘Soccer Sisters’ initiative were given the opportunity of a lifetime, as they took part in a special training session alongside several members of the Republic of Ireland women’s senior team. The girls were selected from over 4,000 budding footballers between the ages of seven and 12 to take part in the special session at the FAI National Training Centre, as part of the 2017 Aviva Soccer Sisters Golden Camp. The Camp saw the girls sit in on a full Irish team training session, before taking to the field with the team ahead of next Tuesday’s FIFA World Cup Qualifier against Northern Ireland. The Aviva Soccer Sisters programme has been running since 2010 and is aimed at engaging young girls in physical exercise and attracting them to the game of football. Over 30,000 girls have taken part in the programme since it first kicked off, including Roma McLaughlin who is part of Colin Bell’s line-up for next week’s qualifier. For further information on Aviva Soccer Sisters, visit: www.aviva.ie/soccersisters #AvivaSoccerSisters. FAI National Training Centre, Abbotstown, Dublin. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

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Aviva Soccer Sisters Golden Camp

13 Sep 2017

14 September 2017; Briana O'Donnell, age 11, of Mayflower Centre and Astro, Leitrim, during the Aviva Soccer Sisters Golden Camp. Forty girls from the Aviva ‘Soccer Sisters’ initiative were given the opportunity of a lifetime, as they took part in a special training session alongside several members of the Republic of Ireland women’s senior team. The girls were selected from over 4,000 budding footballers between the ages of seven and 12 to take part in the special session at the FAI National Training Centre, as part of the 2017 Aviva Soccer Sisters Golden Camp. The Camp saw the girls sit in on a full Irish team training session, before taking to the field with the team ahead of next Tuesday’s FIFA World Cup Qualifier against Northern Ireland. The Aviva Soccer Sisters programme has been running since 2010 and is aimed at engaging young girls in physical exercise and attracting them to the game of football. Over 30,000 girls have taken part in the programme since it first kicked off, including Roma McLaughlin who is part of Colin Bell’s line-up for next week’s qualifier. For further information on Aviva Soccer Sisters, visit: www.aviva.ie/soccersisters #AvivaSoccerSisters. FAI National Training Centre, Abbotstown, Dublin. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

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Aviva Soccer Sisters Golden Camp

13 Sep 2017

3 September 2017; The Galway team, back row, left to right, Isobel Moore of Geevagh National School, Geevagh, Co Sligo, Rebecca Hamill of Clontibret National School, Monaghan, Sara Ní Chormaic of Gaelscoil na Bóinne, Trim, Co Meath, Áine Arthur of Primate Dixon P.S., Coalisland, Co Tyrone, Ella Heary of St Marnocks National School, Portmarnock, Dublin, referee Katelynn Fitzgerald, from Glenville National School, Glenville, Co Cork, front row, left to right, Alex Hodgins of Presentation Primary School, Terenure Road, Dublin, Caitlin Johnston of St John the Baptist P.S., Belleek, Fermanagh, Laura Maguire of Scoil Chlann Naofa, Ballinamore, Co Leitrim, Andrea Fallon of Runnamoate National School, Ballinaheglish, Co Roscommon, Ciara Keogh of St. Mary's National School, Mullingar, Co Westmeath, ahead of the GAA Hurling All-Ireland Senior Championship Final match between Galway and Waterford at Croke Park in Dublin. Photo by Daire Brennan/Sportsfile

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INTO Cumann na mBunscol GAA Respect Exhibition Go Games at Galway v

03 Sep 2017

3 September 2017; President of the INTO John Boyle, President of Cumann na mBunscoil Liam McGee, Uachtarán Chumann Lúthchleas Gael Aogán Ó Fearghaíl, President of the Camogie Association Catherine Neary, with the Galway team team, back row, left to right, Isobel Moore of Geevagh National School, Geevagh, Co Sligo, Rebecca Hamill of Clontibret National School, Monaghan, Sara Ní Chormaic of Gaelscoil na Bóinne, Trim, Co Meath, Áine Arthur of Primate Dixon P.S., Coalisland, Co Tyrone, Ella Heary of St Marnocks National School, Portmarnock, Dublin, referee Katelynn Fitzgerald, from Glenville National School, Glenville, Co Cork, front row, left to right, Alex Hodgins of Presentation Primary School, Terenure Road, Dublin, Caitlin Johnston of St John the Baptist P.S., Belleek, Fermanagh, Laura Maguire of Scoil Chlann Naofa, Ballinamore, Co Leitrim, Andrea Fallon of Runnamoate National School, Ballinaheglish, Co Roscommon, Ciara Keogh of St. Mary's National School, Mullingar, Co Westmeath, ahead of the GAA Hurling All-Ireland Senior Championship Final match between Galway and Waterford at Croke Park in Dublin. Photo by Daire Brennan/Sportsfile

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INTO Cumann na mBunscol GAA Respect Exhibition Go Games at Galway v

03 Sep 2017

3 September 2017; Laura Maguire of Scoil Chlann Naofa, Ballinamore, Co Leitrim, representing Galway, during the INTO Cumann na mBunscol GAA Respect Exhibition Go Games at Galway v Waterford - GAA Hurling All-Ireland Senior Championship Final at Croke Park in Dublin. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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INTO Cumann na mBunscol GAA Respect Exhibition Go Games at Galway v

03 Sep 2017

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