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Mayo footballer Saoirse Lally attends launch of new charity set up in memory of Tipperary hurler Dillon Quirke

MAYO footballer Saoirse Lally has shared her experience of being diagnosed with a cardiac condition at the launch of a charity which aims to promote cardiac screening in young people. The Dillon Quirke Foundation was set up by the family of the late ...

11 Apr 2024 at 16:00

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Mayo footballer Saoirse Lally opens up about the day that saved her life

Anyone who has seen Saoirse Lally play would never think she had heart trouble. Her former mentor, Neil Chambers, quoted in these pages, once compared her to ex-Manchester United footballer Denis Irwin and tipped her to win Footballer of The Year ...

05 May 2024 at 10:00

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Young Mayo athletes screened by Dillon Quirke Foundation

Young Mayo athletes were among over 10,000 young people across Ireland, who have benefited from cardiac screening this year. That's because of the Dillon Quirke Foundation – the charity established to reduce the number of young people dying from ...

18 Dec 2024 at 13:00

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Claremorris GAA help provide record-breaking number of cardiac screenings

THE father of Dillon Quirke, a Tipperary hurler who died during a match at the age of 24, has urged parents to get their children cardiac screened. Quirke was speaking at Claremorris GAA Club, which helped screen a record-breaking number of ...

13 Aug 2024 at 16:30

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