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Fans' Gallery - 17-21 August 2007

Updated: Thursday, 10 Jul 2008 14:24

Ronan from Magheracloone, Co Monaghan, standing on top of Table Mountain overlooking Cape Town, South Africa on Friday last, 17 August. Jojo from Dungloe (l) and John from Glenties, Donegal, in the Swedish Arctic (69 degrees North) pictured in front of a NASA Cosmic Radiation Probe called TRACER that they helped launch. TRACER studies radiation from exploded stars (supernova). Fanatical Donegal fan Stephen McPhilemy who has painted his Youth Hostel, Paddy's Palace in Derry, in bright Donegal colours in honour of their NFL win. The Qatar 2006-2007 team that won the Bahrain Middle East Tournament in November of last year. The team includes players from Australia, New Zealand, England and, of course, Ireland. Sydney's Cormac McAnallen's GAC 2007 football and camogie teams. John, originally from Waterville, Co Kerry, with John, Alanah and Aiden are hoping to see Sam Maguire back in New York in 2007. Cormac McAnallen's GAC in the Botanic Gardens, Sydney. Brendan Balmaine, in Sydney, travelled a long way in search of a Hill ticket! Cormac McAnallen's GAC, Sydney, Australia. This is their 2006 football team. Members of Sydney's Cormac McAnallen's GAC model the latest gear. Catalan Dubs: Liam, Eoghan agus Ruairí in Perpignan before the Dublin v Derry match. Jojo from Dungloe celebrates Donegal's National League win on the Ross Ice Shelf, Antarctica (82 degrees south and 50 miles from where Captain Scott perished). Celtic Cowboys GAA Club members Doaby, Stan, Barry, Ducksie and Dave outside the State Capitol Building in Austin, Texas. Eddie, Gabby and Paul outside Ireland's 32 in San Francisco before the Roscommon v Kerry Minor All-Ireland final. Fergal, originally from Navan, now in Vancouver, Canada, is looking forward to Sunday's semi-final with Cork. Dublin fans, from left: Con, Bertie, baby Rhiannon and Paul before the Derry match Noel from British Columbia, Canada. Six-months-old and already wishing he was on the Hill. Members of the Celtic Cowboys GAA Club in Austin, Texas. The club is heading to Chicago in September for the North American National GAA finals.
Ronan from Magheracloone, Co Monaghan, standing on top of Table Mountain overlooking Cape Town, South Africa on Friday last, 17 August. Jojo from Dungloe (l) and John from Glenties, Donegal, in the Swedish Arctic (69 degrees North) pictured in front of a NASA Cosmic Radiation Probe called TRACER that they helped launch. TRACER studies radiation from exploded stars (supernova). Fanatical Donegal fan Stephen McPhilemy who has painted his Youth Hostel, Paddy's Palace in Derry, in bright Donegal colours in honour of their NFL win. The Qatar 2006-2007 team that won the Bahrain Middle East Tournament in November of last year. The team includes players from Australia, New Zealand, England and, of course, Ireland. Sydney's Cormac McAnallen's GAC 2007 football and camogie teams. John, originally from Waterville, Co Kerry, with John, Alanah and Aiden are hoping to see Sam Maguire back in New York in 2007. Cormac McAnallen's GAC in the Botanic Gardens, Sydney. Brendan Balmaine, in Sydney, travelled a long way in search of a Hill ticket! Cormac McAnallen's GAC, Sydney, Australia. This is their 2006 football team. Members of Sydney's Cormac McAnallen's GAC model the latest gear. Catalan Dubs: Liam, Eoghan agus Ruairí in Perpignan before the Dublin v Derry match. Jojo from Dungloe celebrates Donegal's National League win on the Ross Ice Shelf, Antarctica (82 degrees south and 50 miles from where Captain Scott perished). Celtic Cowboys GAA Club members Doaby, Stan, Barry, Ducksie and Dave outside the State Capitol Building in Austin, Texas. Eddie, Gabby and Paul outside Ireland's 32 in San Francisco before the Roscommon v Kerry Minor All-Ireland final. Fergal, originally from Navan, now in Vancouver, Canada, is looking forward to Sunday's semi-final with Cork. Dublin fans, from left: Con, Bertie, baby Rhiannon and Paul before the Derry match Noel from British Columbia, Canada. Six-months-old and already wishing he was on the Hill. Members of the Celtic Cowboys GAA Club in Austin, Texas. The club is heading to Chicago in September for the North American National GAA finals.

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