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23 September 2019; Aviva Ireland gave 400 children the dream opportunity to take part in the Aviva Mini Nations Cup in Aviva Stadium on Sunday, September 22. 20 U10 boys’ and U12 girls’ teams from clubs nationwide took to the hallowed pitch after Ireland’s heroic win over Scotland in Japan for their very own Mini Rugby Nations Cup. See aviva.ie/safetodream or @AvivaIreland social channels for details. Ireland and Ulster rugby player Jordi Murphy during the Aviva Mini Rugby Nations Cup at Aviva Stadium in Dublin. Photo by Eóin Noonan/Sportsfile

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Aviva Mini Rugby Nations Cup

23 Sep 2019

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23 September 2019; Aviva Ireland gave 400 children the dream opportunity to take part in the Aviva Mini Nations Cup in Aviva Stadium on Sunday, September 22. 20 U10 boys’ and U12 girls’ teams from clubs nationwide took to the hallowed pitch after Ireland’s heroic win over Scotland in Japan for their very own Mini Rugby Nations Cup. See aviva.ie/safetodream or @AvivaIreland social channels for details. Ireland and Ulster rugby player Jordi Murphy during the Aviva Mini Rugby Nations Cup at Aviva Stadium in Dublin. Photo by Eóin Noonan/Sportsfile

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Aviva Mini Rugby Nations Cup

23 Sep 2019

23 September 2019; Aviva Ireland gave 400 children the dream opportunity to take part in the Aviva Mini Nations Cup in Aviva Stadium on Sunday, September 22. 20 U10 boys’ and U12 girls’ teams from clubs nationwide took to the hallowed pitch after Ireland’s heroic win over Scotland in Japan for their very own Mini Rugby Nations Cup. See aviva.ie/safetodream or @AvivaIreland social channels for details. Ireland and Ulster rugby player Jordi Murphy during the Aviva Mini Rugby Nations Cup at Aviva Stadium in Dublin. Photo by Eóin Noonan/Sportsfile

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Aviva Mini Rugby Nations Cup

23 Sep 2019

23 September 2019; Aviva Ireland gave 400 children the dream opportunity to take part in the Aviva Mini Nations Cup in Aviva Stadium on Sunday, September 22. 20 U10 boys’ and U12 girls’ teams from clubs nationwide took to the hallowed pitch after Ireland’s heroic win over Scotland in Japan for their very own Mini Rugby Nations Cup. See aviva.ie/safetodream or @AvivaIreland social channels for details. Ireland and Ulster rugby player Jordi Murphy with young players, from left, Layla Maguire, Matthew Rothwell, Xavier Reilly, Ryan McWilliams and Harry Gray from Cavan RFC and representing Ireland during the Aviva Mini Rugby Nations Cup at Aviva Stadium in Dublin. Photo by Eóin Noonan/Sportsfile

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Aviva Mini Rugby Nations Cup

23 Sep 2019

23 September 2019; Aviva Ireland gave 400 children the dream opportunity to take part in the Aviva Mini Nations Cup in Aviva Stadium on Sunday, September 22. 20 U10 boys’ and U12 girls’ teams from clubs nationwide took to the hallowed pitch after Ireland’s heroic win over Scotland in Japan for their very own Mini Rugby Nations Cup. See aviva.ie/safetodream or @AvivaIreland social channels for details. Ireland and Ulster rugby player Jordi Murphy with young players, from left, Layla Maguire, Matthew Rothwell, Xavier Reilly, Ryan McWilliams and Harry Gray from Cavan RFC and representing Ireland during the Aviva Mini Rugby Nations Cup at Aviva Stadium in Dublin. Photo by Eóin Noonan/Sportsfile

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Aviva Mini Rugby Nations Cup

23 Sep 2019

23 September 2019; Aviva Ireland gave 400 children the dream opportunity to take part in the Aviva Mini Nations Cup in Aviva Stadium on Sunday, September 22. 20 U10 boys’ and U12 girls’ teams from clubs nationwide took to the hallowed pitch after Ireland’s heroic win over Scotland in Japan for their very own Mini Rugby Nations Cup. See aviva.ie/safetodream or @AvivaIreland social channels for details. Ireland and Ulster rugby player Jordi Murphy during the Aviva Mini Rugby Nations Cup at Aviva Stadium in Dublin. Photo by Eóin Noonan/Sportsfile

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Aviva Mini Rugby Nations Cup

23 Sep 2019

22 September 2019; Aviva Ireland gave 400 children the dream opportunity to take part in the Aviva Mini Nations Cup in Aviva Stadium on Sunday, September 22. 20 U10 boys’ and U12 girls’ teams from clubs nationwide took to the hallowed pitch after Ireland’s heroic win over Scotland in Japan for their very own Mini Rugby Nations Cup. See aviva.ie/safetodream or @AvivaIreland social channels for details. Players from Virginia RFC, Cavan, representing South Africa lifting the cup following the Aviva Mini Rugby Nations Cup at Aviva Stadium in Dublin. Photo by Eóin Noonan/Sportsfile

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Aviva Mini Rugby Nations Cup

22 Sep 2019

22 September 2019; Aviva Ireland gave 400 children the dream opportunity to take part in the Aviva Mini Nations Cup in Aviva Stadium on Sunday, September 22. 20 U10 boys’ and U12 girls’ teams from clubs nationwide took to the hallowed pitch after Ireland’s heroic win over Scotland in Japan for their very own Mini Rugby Nations Cup. See aviva.ie/safetodream or @AvivaIreland social channels for details. Players from Ballina RFC, Mayo, representing Samoa lifting the cup following the Aviva Mini Rugby Nations Cup at Aviva Stadium in Dublin. Photo by Eóin Noonan/Sportsfile

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Aviva Mini Rugby Nations Cup

22 Sep 2019

22 September 2019; Aviva Ireland gave 400 children the dream opportunity to take part in the Aviva Mini Nations Cup in Aviva Stadium on Sunday, September 22. 20 U10 boys’ and U12 girls’ teams from clubs nationwide took to the hallowed pitch after Ireland’s heroic win over Scotland in Japan for their very own Mini Rugby Nations Cup. See aviva.ie/safetodream or @AvivaIreland social channels for details. Players from Galwegians RFC, Galway, representing France lifting the cup following the Aviva Mini Rugby Nations Cup at Aviva Stadium in Dublin. Photo by Eóin Noonan/Sportsfile

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Aviva Mini Rugby Nations Cup

22 Sep 2019

22 September 2019; Aviva Ireland gave 400 children the dream opportunity to take part in the Aviva Mini Nations Cup in Aviva Stadium on Sunday, September 22. 20 U10 boys’ and U12 girls’ teams from clubs nationwide took to the hallowed pitch after Ireland’s heroic win over Scotland in Japan for their very own Mini Rugby Nations Cup. See aviva.ie/safetodream or @AvivaIreland social channels for details. Players from Greystones RFC, Wicklow, representing England lifting the cup following the Aviva Mini Rugby Nations Cup at Aviva Stadium in Dublin. Photo by Eóin Noonan/Sportsfile

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Aviva Mini Rugby Nations Cup

22 Sep 2019

22 September 2019; Aviva Ireland gave 400 children the dream opportunity to take part in the Aviva Mini Nations Cup in Aviva Stadium on Sunday, September 22. 20 U10 boys’ and U12 girls’ teams from clubs nationwide took to the hallowed pitch after Ireland’s heroic win over Scotland in Japan for their very own Mini Rugby Nations Cup. See aviva.ie/safetodream or @AvivaIreland social channels for details. Players from Monaghan RFC representing New Zealand lifting the cup following the Aviva Mini Rugby Nations Cup at Aviva Stadium in Dublin. Photo by Eóin Noonan/Sportsfile

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Aviva Mini Rugby Nations Cup

22 Sep 2019

22 September 2019; Aviva Ireland gave 400 children the dream opportunity to take part in the Aviva Mini Nations Cup in Aviva Stadium on Sunday, September 22. 20 U10 boys’ and U12 girls’ teams from clubs nationwide took to the hallowed pitch after Ireland’s heroic win over Scotland in Japan for their very own Mini Rugby Nations Cup. See aviva.ie/safetodream or @AvivaIreland social channels for details. Players from Tralee RFC, Kerry, representing Tonga lifting the cup following the Aviva Mini Rugby Nations Cup at Aviva Stadium in Dublin. Photo by Eóin Noonan/Sportsfile

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Aviva Mini Rugby Nations Cup

22 Sep 2019

22 September 2019; Aviva Ireland gave 400 children the dream opportunity to take part in the Aviva Mini Nations Cup in Aviva Stadium on Sunday, September 22. 20 U10 boys’ and U12 girls’ teams from clubs nationwide took to the hallowed pitch after Ireland’s heroic win over Scotland in Japan for their very own Mini Rugby Nations Cup. See aviva.ie/safetodream or @AvivaIreland social channels for details. Players from UL Bohemians, Limerick representing Australia lifting the cup following the Aviva Mini Rugby Nations Cup at Aviva Stadium in Dublin. Photo by Eóin Noonan/Sportsfile

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Aviva Mini Rugby Nations Cup

22 Sep 2019

22 September 2019; Aviva Ireland gave 400 children the dream opportunity to take part in the Aviva Mini Nations Cup in Aviva Stadium on Sunday, September 22. 20 U10 boys’ and U12 girls’ teams from clubs nationwide took to the hallowed pitch after Ireland’s heroic win over Scotland in Japan for their very own Mini Rugby Nations Cup. See aviva.ie/safetodream or @AvivaIreland social channels for details. Players from Mullingar RFC, Westmeath, representing Scotland lifting the cup following the Aviva Mini Rugby Nations Cup at Aviva Stadium in Dublin. Photo by Eóin Noonan/Sportsfile

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Aviva Mini Rugby Nations Cup

22 Sep 2019

22 September 2019; Aviva Ireland gave 400 children the dream opportunity to take part in the Aviva Mini Nations Cup in Aviva Stadium on Sunday, September 22. 20 U10 boys’ and U12 girls’ teams from clubs nationwide took to the hallowed pitch after Ireland’s heroic win over Scotland in Japan for their very own Mini Rugby Nations Cup. See aviva.ie/safetodream or @AvivaIreland social channels for details. Players from Enniskillen RFC, Fermanagh representing Uruguay lifting the cup following the Aviva Mini Rugby Nations Cup at Aviva Stadium in Dublin. Photo by Eóin Noonan/Sportsfile

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Aviva Mini Rugby Nations Cup

22 Sep 2019

22 September 2019; Aviva Ireland gave 400 children the dream opportunity to take part in the Aviva Mini Nations Cup in Aviva Stadium on Sunday, September 22. 20 U10 boys’ and U12 girls’ teams from clubs nationwide took to the hallowed pitch after Ireland’s heroic win over Scotland in Japan for their very own Mini Rugby Nations Cup. See aviva.ie/safetodream or @AvivaIreland social channels for details. Players from Monaghan RFC representing New Zealand lifting the cup following the Aviva Mini Rugby Nations Cup at Aviva Stadium in Dublin. Photo by Eóin Noonan/Sportsfile

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Aviva Mini Rugby Nations Cup

22 Sep 2019

22 September 2019; Aviva Ireland gave 400 children the dream opportunity to take part in the Aviva Mini Nations Cup in Aviva Stadium on Sunday, September 22. 20 U10 boys’ and U12 girls’ teams from clubs nationwide took to the hallowed pitch after Ireland’s heroic win over Scotland in Japan for their very own Mini Rugby Nations Cup. See aviva.ie/safetodream or @AvivaIreland social channels for details. Players from Cavan RFC representing Ireland lifting the cup following the Aviva Mini Rugby Nations Cup at Aviva Stadium in Dublin. Photo by Eóin Noonan/Sportsfile

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Aviva Mini Rugby Nations Cup

22 Sep 2019

22 September 2019; Aviva Ireland gave 400 children the dream opportunity to take part in the Aviva Mini Nations Cup in Aviva Stadium on Sunday, September 22. 20 U10 boys’ and U12 girls’ teams from clubs nationwide took to the hallowed pitch after Ireland’s heroic win over Scotland in Japan for their very own Mini Rugby Nations Cup. See aviva.ie/safetodream or @AvivaIreland social channels for details. Players from Cashel RFC, Tipperary, representing Georgia lifting the cup following the Aviva Mini Rugby Nations Cup at Aviva Stadium in Dublin. Photo by Eóin Noonan/Sportsfile

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Aviva Mini Rugby Nations Cup

22 Sep 2019

22 September 2019; Aviva Ireland gave 400 children the dream opportunity to take part in the Aviva Mini Nations Cup in Aviva Stadium on Sunday, September 22. 20 U10 boys’ and U12 girls’ teams from clubs nationwide took to the hallowed pitch after Ireland’s heroic win over Scotland in Japan for their very own Mini Rugby Nations Cup. See aviva.ie/safetodream or @AvivaIreland social channels for details. Players from Longford RFC representing USA lifting the cup following the Aviva Mini Rugby Nations Cup at Aviva Stadium in Dublin. Photo by Eóin Noonan/Sportsfile

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Aviva Mini Rugby Nations Cup

22 Sep 2019

22 September 2019; Aviva Ireland gave 400 children the dream opportunity to take part in the Aviva Mini Nations Cup in Aviva Stadium on Sunday, September 22. 20 U10 boys’ and U12 girls’ teams from clubs nationwide took to the hallowed pitch after Ireland’s heroic win over Scotland in Japan for their very own Mini Rugby Nations Cup. See aviva.ie/safetodream or @AvivaIreland social channels for details. Players from Dundalk RFC, Louth, representing Argentina lifting the cup following the Aviva Mini Rugby Nations Cup at Aviva Stadium in Dublin. Photo by Eóin Noonan/Sportsfile

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Aviva Mini Rugby Nations Cup

22 Sep 2019

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