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30 October 2019; Ross Ashmore of Midlands Area scores a try despite the tackle of Taylor O'Sullivan of Metro Area during the 2019 Shane Horgan Cup Second Round match between Midlands Area and Metro Area at Tullamore RFC in Tullamore, Offaly. Photo by Matt Browne/Sportsfile

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Midlands Area v Metro Area - 2019 Shane Horgan Cup Second Round

30 Oct 2019

30 October 2019; Ross Ashmore of Midlands Area scores a try despite the tackle of Taylor O'Sullivan of Metro Area during the 2019 Shane Horgan Cup Second Round match between Midlands Area and Metro Area at Tullamore RFC in Tullamore, Offaly. Photo by Matt Browne/Sportsfile

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Midlands Area v Metro Area - 2019 Shane Horgan Cup Second Round

30 Oct 2019

27 October 2019; Shane O'Donnell, from Rosses A.C., Donegal, after crossing the finish line in today’s 2019 KBC Dublin Marathon. 22,500 runners took to the Fitzwilliam Square start line today to participate in the 40th running of the KBC Dublin Marathon, making it the fifth largest marathon in Europe. Photo by Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile

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KBC Dublin Marathon 2019

27 Oct 2019

19 October 2019; Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport Shane Ross T.D., and his grandson Tom in attendance at the 2019 Rugby World Cup Quarter-Final match between New Zealand and Ireland at the Tokyo Stadium in Chofu, Japan. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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New Zealand v Ireland - 2019 Rugby World Cup Quarter-Final

19 Oct 2019

19 October 2019; Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport Shane Ross T.D., in attendance at the 2019 Rugby World Cup Quarter-Final match between New Zealand and Ireland at the Tokyo Stadium in Chofu, Japan. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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New Zealand v Ireland - 2019 Rugby World Cup Quarter-Final

19 Oct 2019

19 October 2019; Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport Shane Ross T.D., in attendance at the 2019 Rugby World Cup Quarter-Final match between New Zealand and Ireland at the Tokyo Stadium in Chofu, Japan. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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New Zealand v Ireland - 2019 Rugby World Cup Quarter-Final

19 Oct 2019

14 October 2019; Minister for Sport Shane Ross, T.D. in attendance alongside Ireland hockey players Katie Mullan, left, and Deirdre Duke at the official opening of the Sport Ireland Hockey Training Centre at the Sport Ireland Campus in Abbotstown, Dublin. The new state of the art hockey provides a welcome boost to Ireland’s national hockey teams ahead of their upcoming Tokyo 2020 qualification matches. The Polytan Polygras Toyko GT surface is the same as that being used at the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games and the 2022 World Cup. Photo by David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

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Official Opening of The Sport Ireland Hockey Training Centre

14 Oct 2019

14 October 2019; Minister for Sport Shane Ross, T.D. in attendance alongside Ireland hockey players Katie Mullan, left, and Deirdre Duke at the official opening of the Sport Ireland Hockey Training Centre at the Sport Ireland Campus in Abbotstown, Dublin. The new state of the art hockey provides a welcome boost to Ireland’s national hockey teams ahead of their upcoming Tokyo 2020 qualification matches. The Polytan Polygras Toyko GT surface is the same as that being used at the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games and the 2022 World Cup. Photo by David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

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Official Opening of The Sport Ireland Hockey Training Centre

14 Oct 2019

14 October 2019; Minister for Sport Shane Ross, T.D. in attendance alongside Ireland hockey players Katie Mullan, left, and Deirdre Duke at the official opening of the Sport Ireland Hockey Training Centre at the Sport Ireland Campus in Abbotstown, Dublin. The new state of the art hockey provides a welcome boost to Ireland’s national hockey teams ahead of their upcoming Tokyo 2020 qualification matches. The Polytan Polygras Toyko GT surface is the same as that being used at the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games and the 2022 World Cup. Photo by David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

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Official Opening of The Sport Ireland Hockey Training Centre

14 Oct 2019

14 October 2019; Minister for Sport Shane Ross, T.D. in attendance alongside Ireland hockey players Katie Mullan, left, and Deirdre Duke at the official opening of the Sport Ireland Hockey Training Centre at the Sport Ireland Campus in Abbotstown, Dublin. The new state of the art hockey provides a welcome boost to Ireland’s national hockey teams ahead of their upcoming Tokyo 2020 qualification matches. The Polytan Polygras Toyko GT surface is the same as that being used at the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games and the 2022 World Cup. Photo by David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

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Official Opening of The Sport Ireland Hockey Training Centre

14 Oct 2019

14 October 2019; Minister for Sport Shane Ross, T.D. in attendance alongside Ireland hockey players Katie Mullan, left, and Deirdre Duke at the official opening of the Sport Ireland Hockey Training Centre at the Sport Ireland Campus in Abbotstown, Dublin. The new state of the art hockey provides a welcome boost to Ireland’s national hockey teams ahead of their upcoming Tokyo 2020 qualification matches. The Polytan Polygras Toyko GT surface is the same as that being used at the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games and the 2022 World Cup. Photo by David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

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Official Opening of The Sport Ireland Hockey Training Centre

14 Oct 2019

14 October 2019; Minister for Sport Shane Ross, T.D. in attendance alongside Ireland hockey players Katie Mullan, left, and Deirdre Duke at the official opening of the Sport Ireland Hockey Training Centre at the Sport Ireland Campus in Abbotstown, Dublin. The new state of the art hockey provides a welcome boost to Ireland’s national hockey teams ahead of their upcoming Tokyo 2020 qualification matches. The Polytan Polygras Toyko GT surface is the same as that being used at the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games and the 2022 World Cup. Photo by David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

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Official Opening of The Sport Ireland Hockey Training Centre

14 Oct 2019

14 October 2019; Minister for Sport Shane Ross, T.D. in attendance alongside Ireland hockey players Katie Mullan, left, and Deirdre Duke at the official opening of the Sport Ireland Hockey Training Centre at the Sport Ireland Campus in Abbotstown, Dublin. The new state of the art hockey provides a welcome boost to Ireland’s national hockey teams ahead of their upcoming Tokyo 2020 qualification matches. The Polytan Polygras Toyko GT surface is the same as that being used at the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games and the 2022 World Cup. Photo by David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

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Official Opening of The Sport Ireland Hockey Training Centre

14 Oct 2019

4 October 2019; Ross Tierney of Bohemians in action against Shane Griffin of Cork City during the SSE Airtricity League Premier Division match between Bohemians and Cork City at Dalymount Park in Dublin. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

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Bohemians v Cork City - SSE Airtricity League Premier Division

04 Oct 2019

23 September 2019; The Ken Wall Centre of Excellence will be formally opened by Minister for Sport Shane Ross, T.D. and Leinster Rugby CEO Mick Dawson today. The Ken Wall Centre of Excellence was built by Extraspace Solutions and it took 11 months to build. It was fully functional from 1st July 2019 when the doors were opened for the first time to this season’s age grade male and female players. The Centre is 606 sq. metres in total and is fully operational with a gym (210 sq. metres), two meeting rooms, a large open plan office with space for 20 staff, two dressing rooms and showers, a medical room and a kitchen. The Centre, which cost €1.5m to build, was funded by the Department of Sport’s Capital Funds Programme, the IRFU and by private investment, and will be home to the Leinster Rugby Sub-Academy as well as the Leinster Age Grade programme. Also in attendance at the launch were members of the Wall family, who made a significant contribution to the development of the Centre and have dedicated the Centre to the memory of their late father, Ken. Pictured is Michael Dawson, Leinster Rugby CEO, speaking at The Ken Wall Centre of Excellence, Donnybrook, Dublin. Photo by Seb Daly/Sportsfile

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Ken Wall Centre of Excellence Opens in Energia Park

23 Sep 2019

23 September 2019; The Ken Wall Centre of Excellence will be formally opened by Minister for Sport Shane Ross, T.D. and Leinster Rugby CEO Mick Dawson today. The Ken Wall Centre of Excellence was built by Extraspace Solutions and it took 11 months to build. It was fully functional from 1st July 2019 when the doors were opened for the first time to this season’s age grade male and female players. The Centre is 606 sq. metres in total and is fully operational with a gym (210 sq. metres), two meeting rooms, a large open plan office with space for 20 staff, two dressing rooms and showers, a medical room and a kitchen. The Centre, which cost €1.5m to build, was funded by the Department of Sport’s Capital Funds Programme, the IRFU and by private investment, and will be home to the Leinster Rugby Sub-Academy as well as the Leinster Age Grade programme. Also in attendance at the launch were members of the Wall family, who made a significant contribution to the development of the Centre and have dedicated the Centre to the memory of their late father, Ken. Pictured is a Leinster Rugby graphic at the Ken Wall Centre of Excellence, Donnybrook, Dublin. Photo by Seb Daly/Sportsfile

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Ken Wall Centre of Excellence Opens in Energia Park

23 Sep 2019

23 September 2019; The Ken Wall Centre of Excellence will be formally opened by Minister for Sport Shane Ross, T.D. and Leinster Rugby CEO Mick Dawson today. The Ken Wall Centre of Excellence was built by Extraspace Solutions and it took 11 months to build. It was fully functional from 1st July 2019 when the doors were opened for the first time to this season’s age grade male and female players. The Centre is 606 sq. metres in total and is fully operational with a gym (210 sq. metres), two meeting rooms, a large open plan office with space for 20 staff, two dressing rooms and showers, a medical room and a kitchen. The Centre, which cost €1.5m to build, was funded by the Department of Sport’s Capital Funds Programme, the IRFU and by private investment, and will be home to the Leinster Rugby Sub-Academy as well as the Leinster Age Grade programme. Also in attendance at the launch were members of the Wall family, who made a significant contribution to the development of the Centre and have dedicated the Centre to the memory of their late father, Ken. Pictured is a graphic announcing the opening of the Ken Wall Centre of Excellence, Donnybrook, Dublin. Photo by Seb Daly/Sportsfile

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Ken Wall Centre of Excellence Opens in Energia Park

23 Sep 2019

23 September 2019; The Ken Wall Centre of Excellence will be formally opened by Minister for Sport Shane Ross, T.D. and Leinster Rugby CEO Mick Dawson today. The Ken Wall Centre of Excellence was built by Extraspace Solutions and it took 11 months to build. It was fully functional from 1st July 2019 when the doors were opened for the first time to this season’s age grade male and female players. The Centre is 606 sq. metres in total and is fully operational with a gym (210 sq. metres), two meeting rooms, a large open plan office with space for 20 staff, two dressing rooms and showers, a medical room and a kitchen. The Centre, which cost €1.5m to build, was funded by the Department of Sport’s Capital Funds Programme, the IRFU and by private investment, and will be home to the Leinster Rugby Sub-Academy as well as the Leinster Age Grade programme. Also in attendance at the launch were members of the Wall family, who made a significant contribution to the development of the Centre and have dedicated the Centre to the memory of their late father, Ken. Pictured is a Leinster Rugby graphic at the Ken Wall Centre of Excellence, Donnybrook, Dublin. Photo by Seb Daly/Sportsfile

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Ken Wall Centre of Excellence Opens in Energia Park

23 Sep 2019

23 September 2019; The Ken Wall Centre of Excellence will be formally opened by Minister for Sport Shane Ross, T.D. and Leinster Rugby CEO Mick Dawson today. The Ken Wall Centre of Excellence was built by Extraspace Solutions and it took 11 months to build. It was fully functional from 1st July 2019 when the doors were opened for the first time to this season’s age grade male and female players. The Centre is 606 sq. metres in total and is fully operational with a gym (210 sq. metres), two meeting rooms, a large open plan office with space for 20 staff, two dressing rooms and showers, a medical room and a kitchen. The Centre, which cost €1.5m to build, was funded by the Department of Sport’s Capital Funds Programme, the IRFU and by private investment, and will be home to the Leinster Rugby Sub-Academy as well as the Leinster Age Grade programme. Also in attendance at the launch were members of the Wall family, who made a significant contribution to the development of the Centre and have dedicated the Centre to the memory of their late father, Ken. Pictured is Michael Dawson, Leinster Rugby CEO, speaking at The Ken Wall Centre of Excellence, Donnybrook, Dublin. Photo by Seb Daly/Sportsfile

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Ken Wall Centre of Excellence Opens in Energia Park

23 Sep 2019

23 September 2019; The Ken Wall Centre of Excellence will be formally opened by Minister for Sport Shane Ross, T.D. and Leinster Rugby CEO Mick Dawson today. The Ken Wall Centre of Excellence was built by Extraspace Solutions and it took 11 months to build. It was fully functional from 1st July 2019 when the doors were opened for the first time to this season’s age grade male and female players. The Centre is 606 sq. metres in total and is fully operational with a gym (210 sq. metres), two meeting rooms, a large open plan office with space for 20 staff, two dressing rooms and showers, a medical room and a kitchen. The Centre, which cost €1.5m to build, was funded by the Department of Sport’s Capital Funds Programme, the IRFU and by private investment, and will be home to the Leinster Rugby Sub-Academy as well as the Leinster Age Grade programme. Also in attendance at the launch were members of the Wall family, who made a significant contribution to the development of the Centre and have dedicated the Centre to the memory of their late father, Ken. Pictured are, from left, Leinster Rugby players Ed Byrne, Adam Byrne, Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport Shane Ross T.D., Leinster head coach Leo Cullen and members of the Wall family, at The Ken Wall Centre of Excellence, Donnybrook, Dublin. Photo by Seb Daly/Sportsfile

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Ken Wall Centre of Excellence Opens in Energia Park

23 Sep 2019

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