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Lancaster confirms Ciaran Frawley is Connacht’s 10 after summer move

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Major change in GAA appears likely at next year's congress

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Intercounty minor could be returning to U18 at the GAA Congress next year, with a host of counties as well as Munster GAA putting forward the motion. Minor was changed from U18 to U17 back in 2016, and came into effect for the 2018 season. However, in recent years Munster GAA have been trying to motion for the age limit to return to U18. This topic was actually put forward in 2023, but didn't gain a majority, and since it didn't reach 33%, it can be put forward again within the three-year limit.
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Man United penalty shootout hero opens up on Irish roots

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Man United beat Leeds United on Wednesday night in a historic friendly at Croke Park, and a lot of plaudits have to go to Dermot Mee. The 23-year-old former Northern Ireland youth international came on for Senne Lammens in the second half and saved a crucial penalty in the shootout, which eventually allowed Noussair Mazraoui to slot home the winning spot-kick to give Man United the Boyle Sports Cup, which Bruno Fernandes sheepishly walked up the Hogan steps to collect.
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