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All-Ireland winning Dublin star presents medals to young Offaly footballers
Recently at The Forge Pub in Clonbullogue, St. Broughan's Minor GAA Club hosted a medal presentation ceremony for their successful Minor and U15 teams.
Dublin Captain and 9-time All Ireland Champion, James McCarthy, made a special visit to Clonbullogue to present the medals.
St. Broughans minor footballers received their league medals, and the U15s were awarded their Offaly Feile Medals. The U15s were also recognised for their victory in the U15 All Ireland Feile Competition back in July.
It was a tremendous privilege to have Dublin Captain James McCarthy present the boys with their well-deserved medals.
James has ties to Offaly and Clonbullogue as his mother, Marian Murphy, is from Clonmel Lane in Clonbullogue.
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