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27 May 2022
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Carlow GAA has revealed it's new Jersey on twitter by way of an action packed 21 second video with the caption 'it's finally here'.
The video features Carlow senior football captain Darragh Foley, among others, as he poises himself on the pitch ready for a shot at the goal.
The video was filmed at Netwatch Cullen Park and displays the jersey with it's new SETU (South East Technological University) emblazoned on the front.
It's finally here, the new @Carlow_GAA jersey for 2022
— O'Neills (@ONeills1918) May 5, 2022
Available in-store or online now at O'Neills ➡️ https://t.co/ZjJWUovyr8 pic.twitter.com/I43g6jB25f
It's important to ensure the significant funds and volunteering efforts being donated achieve their intended purpose
“If someone out there has a story but would prefer to relate it to me rather than write it themselves, I can write it up for them.”
Cllr. Fintan Phelan , Cathaoirleach of Carlow County Council , Nicola Brown & Séamus Doran, Carlow County Council’s Assistant Head of Economic Development & Enterprise
The comments were made on RTÉ's Morning Ireland show
‘What I want to do is bring in a living wage, do it as quickly as possible, but not in a way that has unintended consequences,’ the Tánaiste said
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