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Published 15:19 26 Sept 2017 BST
Updated 15:26 26 Sept 2017 BST
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You wouldn't dream of undoing your commitment to the cause.
Sarah Rowe and Aishling Moloney have so much in common. Mayo ladies star Rowe is a final year P.E and Biology student in DCU, Moloney is a second year in the same course.
The pair reside in the same College Park apartment in the north Dublin campus. They are both exuberant forwards upon whose shoulders much of the hopes of their counties rest.
Imagine the build-up, the anticipation in that Glasnevin apartment last week. The two girls were preparing for All-Ireland senior finals, senior and intermediate respectively, knowing that they could both reach the promised land by the weekend.
Both went out and gave their all on the hallowed turf. Moloney and Tipperary were up first and they nailed it on the big day, the culmination of a truly swashbuckling year for the classy Cahir star.
For Rowe, it was the other end of the spectrum. Heartbreak. Despair. Mayo were well beaten by Dublin and it just wasn't to be their day.
One of the first people onto console her on the Croke Park pitch was her housemate, and her friend Moloney, who had to pose as a photographer in order to gain access.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BZe1BltD77g/?taken-by=aishlingmoloney1
Rowe was crestfallen, Moloney on cloud nine, but at the end of the day, it was all the one, friendship and appreciation.
"My fav human on earth surface," replied Rowe under the Instagram post.
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