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Rian O'Neill, Paul Mannion, Oisin Mullin & Michael Quinlivan. PIC: Sportsfile
As the All-Ireland championship season comes to a close, a number of GAA players have headed abroad to play football for the summer.
Here are some of the standout names:
Rian O'Neill, Armagh - Parnells, Chicago
Eric Lowndes, Dublin - Ulster, San Francisco
Paul Mannion, Dublin - Donegal, Boston
Barry McHugh, Galway - Wolfetones, Chicago
Oisin Gallen, Donegal - St Patricks, Philadelphia
Oisin Mullin, Mayo - John McBrides, Chicago
Matthew Ruane, Mayo - John McBrides, Chicago
Sean Powter, Cork - Wolfetones, Chicago
Michael Quinlivan, Tipperary - Brooklyn Shamrocks
Gary Mohan, Monaghan - Wolfetones, Chicago
Conor Meyler, Tyrone - Parnells, Chicago
Kildare Juveniles, 1st and 2nd at the inter County finals in Seapoint.
The Cill Dara team that won the Women's Challenge Cup (Leinster Central winner)
Athy stay top with another win and Clane take huge cup win
A CGI image of what the development will look like
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