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06 Sept 2025
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Netwatch Cullen Park
Three of the big names competing in the Hurling For Cancer match this year in Carlow's Net Watch Cullen Park sat down on Ireland Am to discuss the yearly game.
The game between the two Irish horse racing legends, Davy Russell's team and Jim Bolger's team in Netwatch Cullen Park on the 12th of August 2024 at 7pm.
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Sitting on the Ireland Am couch was Davy Russell, former Ireland soccer player Stephen Hunt, and former hurling manager Cyril Farrell to discuss the vastly popular event.
A link to find more information on the event including links to purchase tickets and donate to the great cause can be found by following the link HERE.
Video curtesy of Virgin Media Sport on Facebook, link HERE.
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