WHILE YOU RECOVER from the trauma of Annie Power falling at the final fence at Cheltenham earlier, take comfort in the fact that while you might have not had the perfect day, one Irish rugby fan did.
Jennifer Malone, from Clane in Kildare, was at Carton House hoping to meet some of the stars of Ireland’s latest Grand Slam effort and a few members of the team took time out of their meticulous preparation to pose for photographs.
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It is great to see that even with the pressure building ahead of Saturday’s trip to Wales the players are still willing to make a fan’s day.
Photos of the Irish team making a fan's day will make up for all the money you lost on the horses
WHILE YOU RECOVER from the trauma of Annie Power falling at the final fence at Cheltenham earlier, take comfort in the fact that while you might have not had the perfect day, one Irish rugby fan did.
Jennifer Malone, from Clane in Kildare, was at Carton House hoping to meet some of the stars of Ireland’s latest Grand Slam effort and a few members of the team took time out of their meticulous preparation to pose for photographs.
It is great to see that even with the pressure building ahead of Saturday’s trip to Wales the players are still willing to make a fan’s day.
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