THE IRISH CANCER Society hosted a celebrity hurling match in St Conleth’s Park, Newbridge on last night and some of the biggest names in Irish sport were on hand to help out as well as show off their skills.
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“Galway to win an All-Ireland? Good one Síle!”
Kilkenny great DJ Carey chats to lineswoman for the game Síle Seoige.
“D’you know like, it’s a free, as such.”
Former Galway hurling supremo and RTÉ analyst Cyril Farrell was the man in the middle for Tuesday’s game.
Still got it!
All Ireland winners from the 80′s, 90′s and 00′s Nicky English, Charlie Carter, Damien Fitzhenry and DJ Carey lined out to support the Irish Cancer Society.
All for a good cause
Horse racing trainer Jim Bolger alongside Brian Cody, Niall Quinn, Mark Mellet (Head of Fundraising Irish Cancer Society), Dr John Kennedy (chairman Irish Cancer Society), John McCormack (CEO Irish Cancer Society), Marie O’Connor (Irish Cancer Society), Peter Tormey (Irish Cancer Society), Colm O’Rourke and DJ Carey.
In pictures: Sporting heroes line out for charity hurling match
THE IRISH CANCER Society hosted a celebrity hurling match in St Conleth’s Park, Newbridge on last night and some of the biggest names in Irish sport were on hand to help out as well as show off their skills.
Jim Bolger’s Stars eventually drew with Davy Russell’s Best 8-15 to 7-18 at the end of an epic encounter.
Is Brian Cody looking to bring some extra presence to his forward line for 2014? Will Sean O’Brien swap the Lions for the Cats?
“Galway to win an All-Ireland? Good one Síle!”
Kilkenny great DJ Carey chats to lineswoman for the game Síle Seoige.
“D’you know like, it’s a free, as such.”
Former Galway hurling supremo and RTÉ analyst Cyril Farrell was the man in the middle for Tuesday’s game.
Still got it!
All Ireland winners from the 80′s, 90′s and 00′s Nicky English, Charlie Carter, Damien Fitzhenry and DJ Carey lined out to support the Irish Cancer Society.
All for a good cause
Horse racing trainer Jim Bolger alongside Brian Cody, Niall Quinn, Mark Mellet (Head of Fundraising Irish Cancer Society), Dr John Kennedy (chairman Irish Cancer Society), John McCormack (CEO Irish Cancer Society), Marie O’Connor (Irish Cancer Society), Peter Tormey (Irish Cancer Society), Colm O’Rourke and DJ Carey.
(Images courtesy of Sportsfile)
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