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Dublin's Stephen Cluxton lifting the Sam Maguire trophy yesterday James Crombie / Inpho
James Crombie / Inpho / Inpho
THE DUBLIN SQUAD have had a very busy day. Not one you’d want to be hungover for.
From bringing Sam Maguire to Temple Street Chidlren’s hospital this afternoon, to showcasing it for the third year in a row in the Mansion House they haven’t had a minute.
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They then made their way over to Smithfield Square, to finally celebrate with the public.
Many made the fair point that there was nowhere to come home from, that they were already home.
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Meanwhile in Mayo, plenty of proud fans attended a homecoming celebration in MacHale Park.
Huge crowd in MacHale Park this evening to welcome home the Mayo senior footballers. They're due to arrive in 15 minutes #mayogaapic.twitter.com/EFczVig6H8
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Huge crowds showed up at Smithfield for the Dublin team's homecoming
THE DUBLIN SQUAD have had a very busy day. Not one you’d want to be hungover for.
From bringing Sam Maguire to Temple Street Chidlren’s hospital this afternoon, to showcasing it for the third year in a row in the Mansion House they haven’t had a minute.
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They then made their way over to Smithfield Square, to finally celebrate with the public.
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They were met with a very warm welcome, from an incredible crowd.
Many made the fair point that there was nowhere to come home from, that they were already home.
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Meanwhile in Mayo, plenty of proud fans attended a homecoming celebration in MacHale Park.
They’re planning revenge for 67 years next summer.
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