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Martin O'Neill photobombed on the Copacabana by man with an 'Up Cavan' sign

There’s no escaping the GAA!

WE’VE SEEN KERRY jerseys at Augusta National, “Mayo For Sam” signs pretty much everywhere — and now an ‘Up Cavan’ poster on the Copacabana.

Ireland boss Martin O’Neill was on shorts and sandals duty on ITV when eagle-eyed viewers spotted this gentleman who had a very important message for the people.

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Whoever you are, we hope you’re home in time for next week’s qualifier game against Westmeath.

Thanks to Aaron Nolan for the tip.

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Aug 18th 2024, 7:19 PM

Once the investigation into City is complete will the drive for five vanish? How many titles will be taken away for breaching FFP and other rules in the 115 charges

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Aug 18th 2024, 7:27 PM

Won’t happen unless they are guilty…but I suppose all the other Clubs can only hope guilt is proven, as their efforts to stop City on pitch have failed miserably

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