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Published 14:28 28 Dec 2017 GMT
Updated 14:29 28 Dec 2017 GMT
"It's been a wonderful season, a great year, you've learned so much, listened to your coaches and you've achieved just about everything you have wanted to achieve in this season."The good news, he adds, is that the 2018 season is just around the corner. "It doesn't matter if you've played Gaelic football before, it doesn't matter if your family have even played Gaelic football before, the new season begins on January 14th." With a class production like this doing the rounds in Derry, we wouldn't be surprised if this encouraged a few more children in the area to give GAA a go in 2018. Top work all round.
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