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Joe Brolly was an All-Ireland winner with Derry back in 19933
Joe Brolly looks like he will be on his way to Milford soon, having accepted an invitation from Mulroy College to visit the school.
Mulroy's GAA jerseys will advertise 'Opt For Life' - an organisation set up to promote organ donation. Opt for Life's aim of is to put in place a state of the art organ donation system Ireland, and Brolly became a figurehead for the charity since donating a kidney to fellow club coach Shane Finnegan in 2017.
Brolly, a barrister by trade and 1993 All-Ireland winner with his native Derry, took to Twitter to express his delight with Mulroy supporting Opt For Life.
Mulroy then stated their willingness to be involved with 'Opt for Life' and said they'd like to see Brolly visit the school, to which he replied by saying: 'Looking forward to it"
We’re delighted to help spread this very important message. We hope to welcome you to Mulroy College soon!
— Mulroy College (@MulroyCollege) February 24, 2022
Looking forward to it.
— Joe Brolly (@JoeBrolly1993) February 24, 2022
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