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📚🤩NOW AVAILABLE 🤩📚 2 years in the making! Based on 23 years coaching early years groups🙌 -40 games -Skill Evolutions -QR codes for game videos -Infographics -Personalised club cover First batch from 200 clubs sent today🤩 ORDER NOW: 📧 [email protected] Or DM🗳️

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Therese Morris1 year ago

@BellaghyGAC @Paddies1906 @AontroimGAA @CahairOKane1 @neil_loughran @DavidMohan99 @DublinGAACoach @CoachingGalway @DeelySport @BarryMullane1 QR codes for videos happy days 😄 can you dm with info - would love these games 👍

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Michael Gerard Doherty1 year ago

@BellaghyGAC @Paddies1906 @AontroimGAA @CahairOKane1 @neil_loughran @DavidMohan99 @DublinGAACoach @CoachingGalway @DeelySport @BarryMullane1 Send me a wee email Therese… [email protected] I’ll fill you in with all the details there 👍

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Ciaran Deely PhD1 year ago

@BellaghyGAC @Paddies1906 @AontroimGAA @CahairOKane1 @neil_loughran @DavidMohan99 @DublinGAACoach @CoachingGalway @DeelySport @BarryMullane1 Looks excellent MGD! Best of luck with it 📚 And enjoy organising all the deliveries 🚚 😮

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Michael Gerard Doherty1 year ago

@BellaghyGAC @Paddies1906 @AontroimGAA @CahairOKane1 @neil_loughran @DavidMohan99 @DublinGAACoach @CoachingGalway @DeelySport @BarryMullane1 Thanks a million Ciaran 🙌 Personalised PDF versions only though… I’ve learnt the hard way too often in the past 🙈😆🙏🏻

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Ryan1 year ago

@BellaghyGAC @Paddies1906 @AontroimGAA @CahairOKane1 @neil_loughran @DavidMohan99 @DublinGAACoach @CoachingGalway @DeelySport @BarryMullane1 Great stuff MG 🙌

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Michael Gerard Doherty1 year ago

@BellaghyGAC @Paddies1906 @AontroimGAA @CahairOKane1 @neil_loughran @DavidMohan99 @DublinGAACoach @CoachingGalway @DeelySport @BarryMullane1 Thanks Ryan 🙌 Club have an order in so will get it to you shortly! Working through 200 requests 🙈 Humbled but exhausted 😆

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Dermot Corry1 year ago

@BellaghyGAC @Paddies1906 @AontroimGAA @CahairOKane1 @neil_loughran @DavidMohan99 @DublinGAACoach @CoachingGalway @DeelySport @BarryMullane1 @SigersonsGAA

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Michael Gerard Doherty1 year ago

@BellaghyGAC @Paddies1906 @AontroimGAA @CahairOKane1 @neil_loughran @DavidMohan99 @DublinGAACoach @CoachingGalway @DeelySport @BarryMullane1 @MicgealB31018 Can’t thank you enough for your fantastic support Joe a chara 👌

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