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Published 21:25 28 Oct 2018 GMT
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"All the holidays are well and truly gone at this stage, I'm in the red," he said. "I couldn't even ask work. The plan was to come back for the county championship."Acheson has been lucky to be working with Irish natives who get it. They understand what it means and they understand that, whilst it might seem crazy to just about everyone else in the world that someone would do multiple 15,000km round trips to play in the Tipperary club football championship, it simply needed to be done. Acheson put in the miles, he missed the sleep and he racked up his work holidays to tog out for his club. It might well be for the last time but, as county champions, there might not be a better time to call it a day and what a day. https://twitter.com/StephenGtippfm/status/1056605117103910913
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