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10th January 2019....... Brendan Whelan and Stephen Hegarty at the launch of The Ballincollig Winter Music Festival at Hare's corner at The White Horse
Picture: Eddie O'Hare

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10th January 2019....... Brioan Fitzgibbon and Joe Philpott at the launch of The Ballincollig Winter Music Festival at Hare's corner at The White Horse
Picture: Eddie O'Hare

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10th January 2019....... Adrian O'Mahony and Liam Fitzgerald, at the launch of The Ballincollig Winter Music Festival at Hare's corner at The White Horse
Picture: Eddie O'Hare

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10th January 2019....... Marlene Enright and Joe Dermody at the launch of The Ballincollig Winter Music Festival at Hare's corner at The White Horse
Picture: Eddie O'Hare

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10th January 2019....... Susan Murphy and Rebecca Murphy at the launch of The Ballincollig Winter Music Festival at Hare's corner at The White Horse
Picture: Eddie O'Hare

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10th January 2019....... Cllr Derry Canty , and Joe Carey, White Horse; at the launch of The Ballincollig Winter Music Festival at Hare's corner at The White Horse
Picture: Eddie O'Hare

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10th January 2019....... Ian McDonagh, Cork County council arts officer and Dick Beamish at the launch of The Ballincollig Winter Music Festival at Hare's corner at The White Horse
Picture: Eddie O'Hare

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10th January 2019....... D Mark Cadden, Great Cru Beer; and Joe Carey, White Horse; at the launch of The Ballincollig Winter Music Festival at Hare's corner at The White Horse
Picture: Eddie O'Hare

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10th January 2019....... Dave Cummins, Dingle Distillery; Sean McCarthy, Kinnegar Brewery; Cllr Derry Canty , Mark Cadden, Great Cru Beer; Joe Carey, White Horse; and Ian McDonagh, Cork County council arts officer at the launch of The Ballincollig Winter Music Festival at Hare's corner at The White Horse
Picture: Eddie O'Hare

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Nirit Kara, Pauline Leprun and Paula Silva, are all smiles at the launch of the "Mining Microbes for Mankind-15 Years of Impact" at the Glucksman Gallery in UCC.
Picture: David Keane.

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Dr Michael Mortell and Dr Fergus Shanahan, attending the launch of the "Mining Microbes for Mankind-15 Years of Impact" at the Glucksman Gallery in UCC.
Picture: David Keane.

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Colin Hill chatting with Andrey Shkoporov, at the launch of the "Mining Microbes for Mankind-15 Years of Impact" at the Glucksman Gallery in UCC.
Picture: David Keane.

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10.01.2019

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Rocio Sanchez Gallardo, Esther Wortmann and Chloe Huseyin, attending the launch of the "Mining Microbes for Mankind-15 Years of Impact" at the Glucksman Gallery in UCC.
Picture: David Keane.

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10.01.2019

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Cara Hueston and Maria Nunez, are all smiles at the launch of the "Mining Microbes for Mankind-15 Years of Impact" at the Glucksman Gallery in UCC.
Picture: David Keane.

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10.01.2019

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Orla O'Sullivan, Marcus Claesson and Silvia Melgar, chatting during the launch of the "Mining Microbes for Mankind-15 Years of Impact" at the Glucksman Gallery in UCC.
Picture: David Keane.

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Sara Arbulu and Fabiana Hoffmann Sarda, attending the launch of the "Mining Microbes for Mankind-15 Years of Impact" at the Glucksman Gallery in UCC.
Picture: David Keane.

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Catherine O'Reilly and Harsh Mathur, at the launch of the "Mining Microbes for Mankind-15 Years of Impact" at the Glucksman Gallery in UCC.
Picture: David Keane.

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10.01.2019

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Dhrati Patangia, Kelsie Savage and Shona Uniacke-Lowe, enjoying the launch of the "Mining Microbes for Mankind-15 Years of Impact" at the Glucksman Gallery in UCC.
Picture: David Keane.

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Daragh Hill and Ivan Sugrue, attending the launch of the "Mining Microbes for Mankind-15 Years of Impact" at the Glucksman Gallery in UCC.
Picture: David Keane.

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10.01.2019

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Pepi Scamou and Ciaran Lee, attending the launch of the "Mining Microbes for Mankind-15 Years of Impact" at the Glucksman Gallery in UCC.
Picture: David Keane.

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10.01.2019

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Karen Dunn and Simon Spichak, are all smiles at the launch of the "Mining Microbes for Mankind-15 Years of Impact" at the Glucksman Gallery in UCC.
Picture: David Keane.

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10.01.2019

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The launch of Irelands Clean Oceans Initiative by Minister for Agriculture, Food & the Marine Michael Creed T.D. took place on the pier at Union Hall in West Cork. Included were local fishermen, The County Mayor, Cllr. Patrick Gerard Murphy, Jim O’Toole, CEO of BIM and Kevin McCarthy, Green Marien. Picture Dan Linehan

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Kevin McCarthy, Green Marine, Jim O’Toole, CEO of BIM and the Minister for Agriculture, Food & the Marine Michael Creed T.D. working on the mobile shredding unit after he launched Irelands Clean Oceans Initiative on the pier at Union Hall in West Cork. Picture Dan Linehan

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Adrian Bendon, owener of the Hannah J. fishing trawler the Minister for Agriculture, Food & the Marine Michael Creed T.D. who launched Irelands Clean Oceans Initiative on the pier at Union Hall in West Cork. Picture Dan Linehan

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Michael Gallagher, skipper of the Hannah J. with crew member Andrew Zack remove waste plastic gathered in their fishing nets at Union Hall, Cork where Minister for Agriculture, Food & the Marine Michael Creed T.D. launched Irelands Clean Oceans Initiative. Picture Dan Linehan

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Michael Gallagher, skipper of the Hannah J. with crew members Alexander Voinea, Mohammed Yahia and Andrew Zack remove waste plastic gathered in their fishing nets at Union Hall, Cork where Minister for Agriculture, Food & the Marine Michael Creed T.D. launched Irelands Clean Oceans Initiative. Picture Dan Linehan

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On the buses
Bernard Collins.

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On the buses
Driver of the 202 Eddie Moynihan.

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On the buses
Maria.

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On the buses
Adam Slattery.

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Adrian Bendon, owener of the Hannah J. fishing trawler, Jim O’Toole, CEO of BIM, County Mayor Cllr. Patrick Gerard Murphy and the Minister for Agriculture, Food & the Marine Michael Creed T.D. who launched Irelands Clean Oceans Initiative on the pier at Union Hall in West Cork. Picture Dan Linehan

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Adrian Bendon, owener of the Hannah J. fishing trawler, Jim O’Toole, CEO of BIM, County Mayor Cllr. Patrick Gerard Murphy and the Minister for Agriculture, Food & the Marine Michael Creed T.D. who launched Irelands Clean Oceans Initiative on the pier at Union Hall in West Cork. Picture Dan Linehan

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10/01/2019.. ABC/ EE news /Kidzzone.
FROM the CORK HERITAGE BLOG... "The Discover Cork: Schools’ Heritage Project focuses on the creation of Cork and asks questions such as who, what, where and why. The importance of such a project in local history is reflected in the educational aims of the history curricula of primary and post-primary schools. Local history is a mould, which helps the student to become familiar with their local environment and to learn the value of it in their lives. Learning to appreciate the elements of the past, can also give students a sense of place in their locality or a sense of identity."
Fourth class pupils at Ballintemple NS, Crab Lane, Cork with their completed project entries.
Parents, grandparents and friends were invited to the school for the showcase of the projects.
Pic; Larry Cummins

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10/01/2019.. ABC/ EE news /Kidzzone.
FROM the CORK HERITAGE BLOG... "The Discover Cork: Schools’ Heritage Project focuses on the creation of Cork and asks questions such as who, what, where and why. The importance of such a project in local history is reflected in the educational aims of the history curricula of primary and post-primary schools. Local history is a mould, which helps the student to become familiar with their local environment and to learn the value of it in their lives. Learning to appreciate the elements of the past, can also give students a sense of place in their locality or a sense of identity."
Fourth class pupils at Ballintemple NS, Crab Lane, Cork with their completed project entries.
Parents, grandparents and friends were invited to the school for the showcase of the projects.
Eabha with her grandmother Patricia Fox, who made the trip from Galway to see the class projects.
Pic; Larry Cummins

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10/01/2019.. ABC/ EE news /Kidzzone.
FROM the CORK HERITAGE BLOG... "The Discover Cork: Schools’ Heritage Project focuses on the creation of Cork and asks questions such as who, what, where and why. The importance of such a project in local history is reflected in the educational aims of the history curricula of primary and post-primary schools. Local history is a mould, which helps the student to become familiar with their local environment and to learn the value of it in their lives. Learning to appreciate the elements of the past, can also give students a sense of place in their locality or a sense of identity."
Fourth class pupils at Ballintemple NS, Crab Lane, Cork with their completed project entries.
Parents, grandparents and friends were invited to the school for the showcase of the projects.
Darragh, Darren and Sam with their project on Music In Cork.
Pic; Larry Cummins

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10/01/2019.. ABC/ EE news /Kidzzone.
FROM the CORK HERITAGE BLOG... "The Discover Cork: Schools’ Heritage Project focuses on the creation of Cork and asks questions such as who, what, where and why. The importance of such a project in local history is reflected in the educational aims of the history curricula of primary and post-primary schools. Local history is a mould, which helps the student to become familiar with their local environment and to learn the value of it in their lives. Learning to appreciate the elements of the past, can also give students a sense of place in their locality or a sense of identity."
Fourth class pupils at Ballintemple NS, Crab Lane, Cork with their completed project entries.
Parents, grandparents and friends were invited to the school for the showcase of the projects.
Beth, Kate and Isabelle with their project on The Castles of Cork.
Pic; Larry Cummins

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10/01/2019.. ABC/ EE news /Kidzzone.
FROM the CORK HERITAGE BLOG... "The Discover Cork: Schools’ Heritage Project focuses on the creation of Cork and asks questions such as who, what, where and why. The importance of such a project in local history is reflected in the educational aims of the history curricula of primary and post-primary schools. Local history is a mould, which helps the student to become familiar with their local environment and to learn the value of it in their lives. Learning to appreciate the elements of the past, can also give students a sense of place in their locality or a sense of identity."
Fourth class pupils at Ballintemple NS, Crab Lane, Cork with their completed project entries.
Parents, grandparents and friends were invited to the school for the showcase of the projects.
Emily with her grandmother Mary Murphy and mum Lorna O'Sullivan.
Pic; Larry Cummins

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10/01/2019.. ABC/ EE news /Kidzzone.
FROM the CORK HERITAGE BLOG... "The Discover Cork: Schools’ Heritage Project focuses on the creation of Cork and asks questions such as who, what, where and why. The importance of such a project in local history is reflected in the educational aims of the history curricula of primary and post-primary schools. Local history is a mould, which helps the student to become familiar with their local environment and to learn the value of it in their lives. Learning to appreciate the elements of the past, can also give students a sense of place in their locality or a sense of identity."
Fourth class pupils at Ballintemple NS, Crab Lane, Cork with their completed project entries.
Parents, grandparents and friends were invited to the school for the showcase of the projects.
Alex with her project on the Great War Memorial Cenotaph, South Mall.
Pic; Larry Cummins

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10/01/2019.. ABC/ EE news /Kidzzone.
FROM the CORK HERITAGE BLOG... "The Discover Cork: Schools’ Heritage Project focuses on the creation of Cork and asks questions such as who, what, where and why. The importance of such a project in local history is reflected in the educational aims of the history curricula of primary and post-primary schools. Local history is a mould, which helps the student to become familiar with their local environment and to learn the value of it in their lives. Learning to appreciate the elements of the past, can also give students a sense of place in their locality or a sense of identity."
Fourth class pupils at Ballintemple NS, Crab Lane, Cork with their completed project entries.
Parents, grandparents and friends were invited to the school for the showcase of the projects.
Alex with her project on the Great War Memorial Cenotaph, South Mall.
Pic; Larry Cummins

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10/01/2019.. ABC/ EE news /Kidzzone.
FROM the CORK HERITAGE BLOG... "The Discover Cork: Schools’ Heritage Project focuses on the creation of Cork and asks questions such as who, what, where and why. The importance of such a project in local history is reflected in the educational aims of the history curricula of primary and post-primary schools. Local history is a mould, which helps the student to become familiar with their local environment and to learn the value of it in their lives. Learning to appreciate the elements of the past, can also give students a sense of place in their locality or a sense of identity."
Fourth class pupils at Ballintemple NS, Crab Lane, Cork with their completed project entries.
Pupils Cara, Mia and Emily discuss their project with parents.
Parents, grandparents and friends were invited to the school for the showcase of the projects.
Pic; Larry Cummins

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10/01/2019.. ABC/ EE news /Kidzzone.
FROM the CORK HERITAGE BLOG... "The Discover Cork: Schools’ Heritage Project focuses on the creation of Cork and asks questions such as who, what, where and why. The importance of such a project in local history is reflected in the educational aims of the history curricula of primary and post-primary schools. Local history is a mould, which helps the student to become familiar with their local environment and to learn the value of it in their lives. Learning to appreciate the elements of the past, can also give students a sense of place in their locality or a sense of identity."
Fourth class pupils at Ballintemple NS, Crab Lane, Cork with their completed project entries.
( L to r) Izzi, Cara, Mia and Emily with their project.
Pic; Larry Cummins

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10/01/2019.. ABC/ EE news /Kidzzone.
FROM the CORK HERITAGE BLOG... "The Discover Cork: Schools’ Heritage Project focuses on the creation of Cork and asks questions such as who, what, where and why. The importance of such a project in local history is reflected in the educational aims of the history curricula of primary and post-primary schools. Local history is a mould, which helps the student to become familiar with their local environment and to learn the value of it in their lives. Learning to appreciate the elements of the past, can also give students a sense of place in their locality or a sense of identity."
Fourth class pupils at Ballintemple NS, Crab Lane, Cork with their completed project entries.
( L to r) Eoin, Michael and Shane with their project on Pairc Ui Chaoimh.
Pic; Larry Cummins

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10/01/2019.. ABC/ EE news /Kidzzone.
FROM the CORK HERITAGE BLOG... "The Discover Cork: Schools’ Heritage Project focuses on the creation of Cork and asks questions such as who, what, where and why. The importance of such a project in local history is reflected in the educational aims of the history curricula of primary and post-primary schools. Local history is a mould, which helps the student to become familiar with their local environment and to learn the value of it in their lives. Learning to appreciate the elements of the past, can also give students a sense of place in their locality or a sense of identity."
Fourth class pupils at Ballintemple NS, Crab Lane, Cork with their completed project entries.
( L to r) Eoin, Michael and Shane with their project on Pairc Ui Chaoimh.
Pic; Larry Cummins

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10/01/2019.. ABC/ EE news /Kidzzone.
FROM the CORK HERITAGE BLOG... "The Discover Cork: Schools’ Heritage Project focuses on the creation of Cork and asks questions such as who, what, where and why. The importance of such a project in local history is reflected in the educational aims of the history curricula of primary and post-primary schools. Local history is a mould, which helps the student to become familiar with their local environment and to learn the value of it in their lives. Learning to appreciate the elements of the past, can also give students a sense of place in their locality or a sense of identity."
Fourth class pupils at Ballintemple NS, Crab Lane, Cork with their completed project entries.
( L to r) Ailbhe, Eabha and Alex with their project on Charles Fort, Kinsale.
Pic; Larry Cummins

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10/01/2019.. ABC/ EE news /Kidzzone.
FROM the CORK HERITAGE BLOG... "The Discover Cork: Schools’ Heritage Project focuses on the creation of Cork and asks questions such as who, what, where and why. The importance of such a project in local history is reflected in the educational aims of the history curricula of primary and post-primary schools. Local history is a mould, which helps the student to become familiar with their local environment and to learn the value of it in their lives. Learning to appreciate the elements of the past, can also give students a sense of place in their locality or a sense of identity."
Fourth class pupils at Ballintemple NS, Crab Lane, Cork with their completed project entries.
( L to r) Peter, Olek and Caoilte with their project on Four Cork Churches.
Pic; Larry Cummins

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10/01/2019.. ABC/ EE news /Kidzzone.
FROM the CORK HERITAGE BLOG... "The Discover Cork: Schools’ Heritage Project focuses on the creation of Cork and asks questions such as who, what, where and why. The importance of such a project in local history is reflected in the educational aims of the history curricula of primary and post-primary schools. Local history is a mould, which helps the student to become familiar with their local environment and to learn the value of it in their lives. Learning to appreciate the elements of the past, can also give students a sense of place in their locality or a sense of identity."
Fourth class pupils at Ballintemple NS, Crab Lane, Cork with their completed project entries.
( L to r) Peter, Caoilte and Olek with their project on Four Cork Churches.
Pic; Larry Cummins

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10/01/2019.. ABC/ EE news /Kidzzone.
FROM the CORK HERITAGE BLOG... "The Discover Cork: Schools’ Heritage Project focuses on the creation of Cork and asks questions such as who, what, where and why. The importance of such a project in local history is reflected in the educational aims of the history curricula of primary and post-primary schools. Local history is a mould, which helps the student to become familiar with their local environment and to learn the value of it in their lives. Learning to appreciate the elements of the past, can also give students a sense of place in their locality or a sense of identity."
Fourth class pupils at Ballintemple NS, Crab Lane, Cork with their completed project entries.
( L to r) Daragh, Rory and Dario with their project on The History of Cobh.
Pic; Larry Cummins

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10/01/2019.. ABC/ EE news /Kidzzone.
FROM the CORK HERITAGE BLOG... "The Discover Cork: Schools’ Heritage Project focuses on the creation of Cork and asks questions such as who, what, where and why. The importance of such a project in local history is reflected in the educational aims of the history curricula of primary and post-primary schools. Local history is a mould, which helps the student to become familiar with their local environment and to learn the value of it in their lives. Learning to appreciate the elements of the past, can also give students a sense of place in their locality or a sense of identity."
Fourth class pupils at Ballintemple NS, Crab Lane, Cork with their completed project entries.
( L to r) Alex, Niamh, Rebecca and Bernadette.
Pic; Larry Cummins

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10/01/2019.. ABC/ EE news /Kidzzone.
FROM the CORK HERITAGE BLOG... "The Discover Cork: Schools’ Heritage Project focuses on the creation of Cork and asks questions such as who, what, where and why. The importance of such a project in local history is reflected in the educational aims of the history curricula of primary and post-primary schools. Local history is a mould, which helps the student to become familiar with their local environment and to learn the value of it in their lives. Learning to appreciate the elements of the past, can also give students a sense of place in their locality or a sense of identity."
Fourth class pupils at Ballintemple NS, Crab Lane, Cork with their completed project entries.
( L to r) Emily, Olivia, Grace and Emily with their project on Spike Island.
Pic; Larry Cummins

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10/01/2019.. ABC/ EE news /Kidzzone.
FROM the CORK HERITAGE BLOG... "The Discover Cork: Schools’ Heritage Project focuses on the creation of Cork and asks questions such as who, what, where and why. The importance of such a project in local history is reflected in the educational aims of the history curricula of primary and post-primary schools. Local history is a mould, which helps the student to become familiar with their local environment and to learn the value of it in their lives. Learning to appreciate the elements of the past, can also give students a sense of place in their locality or a sense of identity."
Fourth class pupils at Ballintemple NS, Crab Lane, Cork with their completed project entries.
Pic; Larry Cummins

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XX sport - 10/01/2019. Brid Stack interview by Tony Leen. Brid Stack at The Farm, UCC Sport, Curraheen, Co. Cork.
Pic; Larry Cummins

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XX sport - 10/01/2019. Brid Stack interview by Tony Leen. Brid Stack at The Farm, UCC Sport, Curraheen, Co. Cork.
Pic; Larry Cummins

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XX sport - 10/01/2019. Brid Stack interview by Tony Leen. Brid Stack at The Farm, UCC Sport, Curraheen, Co. Cork.
Pic; Larry Cummins

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XX sport - 10/01/2019. Brid Stack interview by Tony Leen. Brid Stack at The Farm, UCC Sport, Curraheen, Co. Cork.
Pic; Larry Cummins

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XX sport - 10/01/2019. Brid Stack interview by Tony Leen. Brid Stack at The Farm, UCC Sport, Curraheen, Co. Cork.
Pic; Larry Cummins

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XX sport - 10/01/2019. Brid Stack interview by Tony Leen. Brid Stack at The Farm, UCC Sport, Curraheen, Co. Cork.
Pic; Larry Cummins

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XX sport - 10/01/2019. Brid Stack interview by Tony Leen. Brid Stack at The Farm, UCC Sport, Curraheen, Co. Cork.
Pic; Larry Cummins

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XX sport - 10/01/2019. Brid Stack interview by Tony Leen. Brid Stack at The Farm, UCC Sport, Curraheen, Co. Cork.
Pic; Larry Cummins

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XX sport - 10/01/2019. Brid Stack interview by Tony Leen. Brid Stack at The Farm, UCC Sport, Curraheen, Co. Cork.
Pic; Larry Cummins

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XX sport - 10/01/2019. Brid Stack interview by Tony Leen. Brid Stack at The Farm, UCC Sport, Curraheen, Co. Cork.
Pic; Larry Cummins

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