IT HAS TO be one of the great sporting traditions; the All-Ireland winners visiting the capital’s children’s hospitals the morning after the night before.
So with a few hours sleep and a couple of sore heads, Jim Gavin’s men arrived at Our Lady’s Children’s Hospital in Crumlin and Temple Street to pay a special visit to the patients.
The Dubs visited Temple Street and Crumlin this morning - but not everyone was smiling
IT HAS TO be one of the great sporting traditions; the All-Ireland winners visiting the capital’s children’s hospitals the morning after the night before.
So with a few hours sleep and a couple of sore heads, Jim Gavin’s men arrived at Our Lady’s Children’s Hospital in Crumlin and Temple Street to pay a special visit to the patients.
Jonny Cooper and 6-year-old Hassan Benhaffaf
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Milan Commons and Lucy Gannon found a new playmate
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There were plenty of smiles
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But not everyone was pleased to see the All-Ireland winners…
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Little Tomas Byrne didn’t like the look of Philly McMahon
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Peter O’Connor was only delighted to get his hands on Sam
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And Tom Rothwell managed to sleep through it all
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