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Published 18:50 22 Feb 2017 GMT
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Ahead of the first episode on March 1, Michael Murphy teased about whether he can make it with the oval ball.
"It's a professional setup, it's a professional environment and it's going to be full on. We'll see if I can sink or swim," the Donegal skipper said.On the opposite side, former Wales and Ospreys player Shane Williams travels to Donegal where he will see if he can turn his considerable skill to the round ball and master GAA. We will definitely be tuning in for this episode... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NVVAoC4kEb0&feature=youtu.be Video via AIB Bank
Dublin icon calls for ex-GAA players to receive same treatment as rugby men
It’s an interesting point… Former Footballer of the Year and seven-time All-Ireland winning Dub, Bernard Brogan, has called for retired inter-county GAA players to be eligible for a large tax break. Currently, former players from sports such as rugby, golf, soccer, cycling, swimming, tennis, cricket and horse racing, can all apply for a 40% tax […]
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