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Cleveland native, Elon grad living in Durham and working @UNC. Used to do things @HoustonChron. Once sank a game-winning 3 at Cameron Indoor.
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Photos: Tar Heels score wins on, off the field in Ireland

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By Tommy Hamzik
| The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Global Monday, August 31st, 2026 Rameses and the Aer Lingus College Football Classic mascot look out into the crowd at a Merrion Square pep rally in Dublin before the Tar Heels' game against TCU. (Doug Van Sant/ALCFC) UNC-Chapel Hill is returning from Ireland with two victories, valuable connections and memories that will last well beyond the flight home.
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Irish-born duo fights antibiotic failure

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By Tommy Hamzik
| The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Carolina celebrates its modern and historical ties with Ireland in August in conjunction with the Tar Heels’ appearance in the Aug. 29 Aer Lingus College Football Classic in Dublin. Those connections include the biomedical and pharmacological research of professor Brian Conlon and his wife, associate professor Sarah Rowe-Conlon, both in the UNC School of Medicine’s microbiology and immunology department.
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The Emerald Isle now touched with Carolina Blue

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By Tommy Hamzik
| The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
DUBLIN — Chancellor Lee H. Roberts looked around in wonder at the sanctuary of the 800-year-old St. Patrick’s Cathedral in the area known as Medieval Dublin. The building was conceived in the 12th century, constructed of local limestone and features a cruciform-styled nave running the length of a football field.
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