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Irish supporters group donates to Ukraine orphanage during Eurofan trip

YouBoysInGreen took time out from competing in an annual football tournament to do a spot of charity work.

POPULAR IRISH FOOTBALL supporters group YouBoysInGreen have this weekend been competing at the Eurofan 2013 tournament in Ukraine.

The squad, made up of regular follower of the Irish national team on away trips, travelled over from Dublin earlier this week to take part in the 23-team competition which pits supporters of the continent’s nations against each another.

After suffering a 2-0 defeat to last year’s winners Romania in the opener on Friday, Ireland bounced back to pull off a hard-earned 1-0 win over Sweden later that day.

They went into their final group game with Belarus needing three points and came up trumps – sealing a 2-0 victory. Their tournament came to an end on Saturday, however, when they were undone by a strong Russian outfit.

Football and BBQs aside, YBIG also got the chance to pay visits to an orphanage and a camp for disadvantage children during their stay in Lviv.

The group regularly contributes to local charities on their trips abroad and donated several hundred euro as well as hampers with toys and clothes, which they had collected back in Ireland.

Credit: YBIG

Credit: YBIG

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