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06 Sept 2025
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The Donegal hurlers with Jack and the Nickey Rackard Cup
Donegal’s Nickey Rackard stars made brave ten-year-old Jack McGlynn’s day on Saturday as they dropped by with some very special presents.
Two-goal hero in the win over Mayo, Josh Cronolly McGee as well as the likes of captain Conor Gartland and boss Mickey McCann were all present as the All-Ireland cup was taken to Jack’s home.
Jack with Josh Cronolly McGee's winning jersey
Jack recently underwent a successful procedure in Temple Street Children’s Hospital and is now back home recovering.
McGee, a close buddy of Jack’s, also presented the very special gifts of his own jersey, the one he wore at Croke Park, as well as a Donegal backpack and a signed hurl.
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