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05 Sept 2025
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05 Sept 2025
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Cooley Kickhams and Louth star Niamh Rice sang Grace for her teammates last night. (Pic: Warren Matthews)
Cooley Kickhams' Niamh Rice is well-known for her ability on the field, but she has now proven her talent isn't exclusive to that arena.
The Louth senior team, of which she's an integral player, were enjoying an excellent season under new manager Wayne Freeman until the recent Covid-19 crisis kicked in.
But, last night they all tuned in for a quiz to keep their spirits up before Rice took over!
Thanks to team captain Aoife Byrne and Louth LGFA chairman Liam O'Neill for sharing the video with us.
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