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Published 11:02 28 Sept 2017 BST
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"I’ve been a few times, you have to go at least three times I think in the space of three days," O'Sullivan told SportsJOE. "It’s an aul stomping ground for the guys so you can rest assured over the next couple of weeks that you can head in there and you might bump into one of two of the lads. "It has been great craic after the last couple of days after the final, you get to share those moments with the guys after all the hard work and sacrifice you put in the whole year, it’s very important to celebrate those moments and we’ve had a great time."So there you have it, fancy rubbing shoulders with some of the Dublin players over the next couple of weeks? Well, you'll know where to find them.
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With October being the smiliest month of the year, Sensodyne and Corsodyl have teamed up to find out which county is the smiliest county in Ireland and to offer one lucky participant a chance to win €5,000. To enter, participants have to upload a selfie showing off their smile to social media using #AllIrelandSmiles and tell us what they love about their county and why.
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