The smallest gestures can mean so much.
Irish communities have a long history of helping less fortunate areas in Africa, especially GAA clubs.
And one of the key ways that Irish people show their support for those less-well-off is often in donating various sets of jerseys to kids and adults to foster their love of sport.
https://twitter.com/Spicer1982/status/705338530277560320
https://twitter.com/MCooperSF/status/425542150080978944
We’ve seen pictures of kids playing ball in various county GAA tops over the years and now an image has emerged today of smiling kids in a South Africa township with kits from Belfast club Davitts.
We may be a small club but with big hearts. Spreading the gaa further #family #global pic.twitter.com/ZgXCjJBAte
— Davitts GAC (@Davitts1912) March 23, 2016
It’s a lovely touch. Although we’re not sure who was behind the donation, we’re sure it’s been very much appreciated.
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