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Galway's All-Ireland winners visit Crumlin Children's Hospital with Liam MacCarthy
FRESH FROM SEALING their first All-Ireland title in 29 years, the Galway hurlers continued a fine GAA tradition by paying a visit to Crumlin Children’s Hospital this morning.
The Tribesmen heroes brought along Liam MacCarthy to visit the youngsters and spirits looked to be high as players, members of staff and patients mingled with one another.
Senior stars such as David Burke, Joe Canning, Colm Callanan, Joseph Cooney all attended, as did Galway boss Micheal Donoghue.
Galway minor captain Darren Morrisey also brought along the Irish Press Cup after their win over Cork in yesterday’s curtain-raiser at Croke Park.
Galway senior and minor players arrive at the hospital
Johnny Coen, Conor Murray, David Burke, Colm Callanan and Kelly Anne Murray
Conor Cooney, Joe Canning and Michael Donoghue
James Dylan with Michael Donoghue
The Galway players pose for a picture
David Burke with Martin Cummins
Anita and Grace Lally with David Burke, Sinead Whelan and Marrion McGrath
The Galway players pose for a picture outside Our Lady's Children's Hospital Crumlin
Colm Callanan, Darren Morrisey, Joe Canning, Micheal Donoghue, David Burke and Joseph Cooney with Conor Murray
Martin Cummins with Darren Morrissey
James Dylan with Michael Donoghue
Donnie and Ailbhe Hourigan with son Daniel and Micheal Donoghue
Joe Canning, Anita and Grace Lally with David Burke
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