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Pictured L-R are Richie Fagan, Emerald Warriors President and Chair of Union Cup, John Noone, Player with the Emerald Warriors, Rory Sheridan, Head of Partnerships, Europe ñ Diageo and Oran Sweeney, Emerald Warriors team captain who were on hand today as the team behind GUINNNESS unveiled GUINNESS Union Cup Gates to support its partnership with Europe's biggest LGBT+ inclusive rugby tournament which takes place in Dublin, Ireland for the first time. The iconic GUINNESS Gates at Rainsford Street have been completely transformed for the first time in their history to promote Union Cup which takes place on 8th and 9th June at DCU Campus. The GUINNESS Union Cup Gates took nine days to complete and on hand to reveal the gates were representatives of Ireland's Host team the Emerald Warriors. . The Union Cup takes places over two days and will feature 45 teams from 15 countries. Tickets are available from www.unioncupdublin.ie and are priced at Ä10 for adult tickets. GUINNESS has a proud heritage in rugby across a range of provincial, national and tournament sponsorships, some of which span decades. Rugby has an extraordinary capacity to unite and Union Cup celebrates the unique camaraderie and friendship at the heart of the sport, making it a great partner for the GUINNESS brand. Sometimes less is more, drink Guinness Sensibly. Visit www.drinkaware.ie
Pictured L-R are Richie Fagan, Emerald Warriors...
Editorial picture of GUINNESS Gates Transformed To Support The 2019 Union Cup Dublin, Dublin - 28 May 2019
Pictured L-R are Richie Fagan, Emerald Warriors...
Editorial photo of GUINNESS Gates Transformed To Support The 2019 Union Cup Dublin, Dublin - 28 May 2019
Pictured L-R are Oran Sweeney, Emerald Warriors...
Editorial image of GUINNESS Gates Transformed To Support The 2019 Union Cup Dublin, Dublin - 28 May 2019
Pictured L-R are Richie Fagan, Emerald Warriors...
Pictured L-R are Richie Fagan, Emerald Warriors President and Chair of Union Cup, John Noone, Player with the Emerald Warriors, Megan Fogarty, Player with the Emerald Warriors and Oran Sweeney, Emerald Warriors team captain who were on hand today as the team behind GUINNNESS unveiled GUINNESS Union Cup Gates to support its partnership with Europe's biggest LGBT+ inclusive rugby tournament which takes place in Dublin, Ireland for the first time. The iconic GUINNESS Gates at Rainsford Street have been completely transformed for the first time in their history to promote Union Cup which takes place on 8th and 9th June at DCU Campus. The GUINNESS Union Cup Gates took nine days to complete and on hand to reveal the gates were representatives of Ireland's Host team the Emerald Warriors. . The Union Cup takes places over two days and will feature 45 teams from 15 countries. Tickets are available from www.unioncupdublin.ie and are priced at ?10 for adult tickets. GUINNESS has a proud heritage in rugby across a range of provincial, national and tournament sponsorships, some of which span decades. Rugby has an extraordinary capacity to unite and Union Cup celebrates the unique camaraderie and friendship at the heart of the sport, making it a great partner for the GUINNESS brand. Sometimes less is more, drink Guinness Sensibly. Visit www.drinkaware.ie
Pictured L-R are Richie Fagan, Emerald Warriors...
Stock Image of Pictured L-R are Richie Fagan, Emerald Warriors President and Chair of Union Cup, John Noone, Player with the Emerald Warriors and Oran Sweeney, Emerald Warriors team captain who were on hand today as the team behind GUINNNESS unveiled GUINNESS Union Cup Gates to support its partnership with Europe's biggest LGBT+ inclusive rugby tournament which takes place in Dublin, Ireland for the first time. The iconic GUINNESS Gates at Rainsford Street have been completely transformed for the first time in their history to promote Union Cup which takes place on 8th and 9th June at DCU Campus. The GUINNESS Union Cup Gates took nine days to complete and on hand to reveal the gates were representatives of Ireland's Host team the Emerald Warriors. . The Union Cup takes places over two days and will feature 45 teams from 15 countries. Tickets are available from www.unioncupdublin.ie and are priced at ?10 for adult tickets. GUINNESS has a proud heritage in rugby across a range of provincial, national and tournament sponsorships, some of which span decades. Rugby has an extraordinary capacity to unite and Union Cup celebrates the unique camaraderie and friendship at the heart of the sport, making it a great partner for the GUINNESS brand. Sometimes less is more, drink Guinness Sensibly. Visit www.drinkaware.ie
Pictured L-R are Richie Fagan, Emerald Warriors...
Pictured L-R are Richie Fagan, Emerald Warriors President and Chair of Union Cup, John Noone, Player with the Emerald Warriors, Rory Sheridan, Head of Partnerships, Europe ñ Diageo and Oran Sweeney, Emerald Warriors team captain who were on hand today as the team behind GUINNNESS unveiled GUINNESS Union Cup Gates to support its partnership with Europe's biggest LGBT+ inclusive rugby tournament which takes place in Dublin, Ireland for the first time. The iconic GUINNESS Gates at Rainsford Street have been completely transformed for the first time in their history to promote Union Cup which takes place on 8th and 9th June at DCU Campus. The GUINNESS Union Cup Gates took nine days to complete and on hand to reveal the gates were representatives of Ireland's Host team the Emerald Warriors. . The Union Cup takes places over two days and will feature 45 teams from 15 countries. Tickets are available from www.unioncupdublin.ie and are priced at Ä10 for adult tickets. GUINNESS has a proud heritage in rugby across a range of provincial, national and tournament sponsorships, some of which span decades. Rugby has an extraordinary capacity to unite and Union Cup celebrates the unique camaraderie and friendship at the heart of the sport, making it a great partner for the GUINNESS brand. Sometimes less is more, drink Guinness Sensibly. Visit www.drinkaware.ie
Pictured L-R are Richie Fagan, Emerald Warriors...
Stock Photo of Pictured L-R are Richie Fagan, Emerald Warriors President and Chair of Union Cup, John Noone, Player with the Emerald Warriors, Megan Fogarty, Player with the Emerald Warriors and Oran Sweeney, Emerald Warriors team captain who were on hand today as the team behind GUINNNESS unveiled GUINNESS Union Cup Gates to support its partnership with Europe's biggest LGBT+ inclusive rugby tournament which takes place in Dublin, Ireland for the first time. The iconic GUINNESS Gates at Rainsford Street have been completely transformed for the first time in their history to promote Union Cup which takes place on 8th and 9th June at DCU Campus. The GUINNESS Union Cup Gates took nine days to complete and on hand to reveal the gates were representatives of Ireland's Host team the Emerald Warriors. . The Union Cup takes places over two days and will feature 45 teams from 15 countries. Tickets are available from www.unioncupdublin.ie and are priced at ?10 for adult tickets. GUINNESS has a proud heritage in rugby across a range of provincial, national and tournament sponsorships, some of which span decades. Rugby has an extraordinary capacity to unite and Union Cup celebrates the unique camaraderie and friendship at the heart of the sport, making it a great partner for the GUINNESS brand. Sometimes less is more, drink Guinness Sensibly. Visit www.drinkaware.ie
Pictured L-R are Richie Fagan, Emerald Warriors...
Stock Picture of Pictured L-R are Richie Fagan, Emerald Warriors President and Chair of Union Cup, John Noone, Player with the Emerald Warriors and Oran Sweeney, Emerald Warriors team captain who were on hand today as the team behind GUINNNESS unveiled GUINNESS Union Cup Gates to support its partnership with Europe's biggest LGBT+ inclusive rugby tournament which takes place in Dublin, Ireland for the first time. The iconic GUINNESS Gates at Rainsford Street have been completely transformed for the first time in their history to promote Union Cup which takes place on 8th and 9th June at DCU Campus. The GUINNESS Union Cup Gates took nine days to complete and on hand to reveal the gates were representatives of Ireland's Host team the Emerald Warriors. . The Union Cup takes places over two days and will feature 45 teams from 15 countries. Tickets are available from www.unioncupdublin.ie and are priced at ?10 for adult tickets. GUINNESS has a proud heritage in rugby across a range of provincial, national and tournament sponsorships, some of which span decades. Rugby has an extraordinary capacity to unite and Union Cup celebrates the unique camaraderie and friendship at the heart of the sport, making it a great partner for the GUINNESS brand. Sometimes less is more, drink Guinness Sensibly. Visit www.drinkaware.ie
Pictured L-R are Richie Fagan, Emerald Warriors...
Pictured L-R are Richie Fagan, Emerald Warriors President and Chair of Union Cup, John Noone, Player with the Emerald Warriors and Oran Sweeney, Emerald Warriors team captain who were on hand today as the team behind GUINNNESS unveiled GUINNESS Union Cup Gates to support its partnership with Europe's biggest LGBT+ inclusive rugby tournament which takes place in Dublin, Ireland for the first time. The iconic GUINNESS Gates at Rainsford Street have been completely transformed for the first time in their history to promote Union Cup which takes place on 8th and 9th June at DCU Campus. The GUINNESS Union Cup Gates took nine days to complete and on hand to reveal the gates were representatives of Ireland's Host team the Emerald Warriors. . The Union Cup takes places over two days and will feature 45 teams from 15 countries. Tickets are available from www.unioncupdublin.ie and are priced at ?10 for adult tickets. GUINNESS has a proud heritage in rugby across a range of provincial, national and tournament sponsorships, some of which span decades. Rugby has an extraordinary capacity to unite and Union Cup celebrates the unique camaraderie and friendship at the heart of the sport, making it a great partner for the GUINNESS brand. Sometimes less is more, drink Guinness Sensibly. Visit www.drinkaware.ie
Pictured L-R are Richie Fagan, Emerald Warriors...
Pictured L-R are Richie Fagan, Emerald Warriors President and Chair of Union Cup, John Noone, Player with the Emerald Warriors and Oran Sweeney, Emerald Warriors team captain who were on hand today as the team behind GUINNNESS unveiled GUINNESS Union Cup Gates to support its partnership with Europe's biggest LGBT+ inclusive rugby tournament which takes place in Dublin, Ireland for the first time. The iconic GUINNESS Gates at Rainsford Street have been completely transformed for the first time in their history to promote Union Cup which takes place on 8th and 9th June at DCU Campus. The GUINNESS Union Cup Gates took nine days to complete and on hand to reveal the gates were representatives of Ireland's Host team the Emerald Warriors. . The Union Cup takes places over two days and will feature 45 teams from 15 countries. Tickets are available from www.unioncupdublin.ie and are priced at ?10 for adult tickets. GUINNESS has a proud heritage in rugby across a range of provincial, national and tournament sponsorships, some of which span decades. Rugby has an extraordinary capacity to unite and Union Cup celebrates the unique camaraderie and friendship at the heart of the sport, making it a great partner for the GUINNESS brand. Sometimes less is more, drink Guinness Sensibly. Visit www.drinkaware.ie
Pictured L-R are Richie Fagan, Emerald Warriors...
Pictured L-R are Richie Fagan, Emerald Warriors President and Chair of Union Cup, John Noone, Player with the Emerald Warriors, Megan Fogarty, Player with the Emerald Warriors and Oran Sweeney, Emerald Warriors team captain who were on hand today as the team behind GUINNNESS unveiled GUINNESS Union Cup Gates to support its partnership with Europe's biggest LGBT+ inclusive rugby tournament which takes place in Dublin, Ireland for the first time. The iconic GUINNESS Gates at Rainsford Street have been completely transformed for the first time in their history to promote Union Cup which takes place on 8th and 9th June at DCU Campus. The GUINNESS Union Cup Gates took nine days to complete and on hand to reveal the gates were representatives of Ireland's Host team the Emerald Warriors. . The Union Cup takes places over two days and will feature 45 teams from 15 countries. Tickets are available from www.unioncupdublin.ie and are priced at ?10 for adult tickets. GUINNESS has a proud heritage in rugby across a range of provincial, national and tournament sponsorships, some of which span decades. Rugby has an extraordinary capacity to unite and Union Cup celebrates the unique camaraderie and friendship at the heart of the sport, making it a great partner for the GUINNESS brand. Sometimes less is more, drink Guinness Sensibly. Visit www.drinkaware.ie
Pictured L-R are Richie Fagan, Emerald Warriors...
Pictured L-R are Richie Fagan, Emerald Warriors President and Chair of Union Cup, John Noone, Player with the Emerald Warriors, Megan Fogarty, Player with the Emerald Warriors and Oran Sweeney, Emerald Warriors team captain who were on hand today as the team behind GUINNNESS unveiled GUINNESS Union Cup Gates to support its partnership with Europe's biggest LGBT+ inclusive rugby tournament which takes place in Dublin, Ireland for the first time. The iconic GUINNESS Gates at Rainsford Street have been completely transformed for the first time in their history to promote Union Cup which takes place on 8th and 9th June at DCU Campus. The GUINNESS Union Cup Gates took nine days to complete and on hand to reveal the gates were representatives of Ireland's Host team the Emerald Warriors. . The Union Cup takes places over two days and will feature 45 teams from 15 countries. Tickets are available from www.unioncupdublin.ie and are priced at ?10 for adult tickets. GUINNESS has a proud heritage in rugby across a range of provincial, national and tournament sponsorships, some of which span decades. Rugby has an extraordinary capacity to unite and Union Cup celebrates the unique camaraderie and friendship at the heart of the sport, making it a great partner for the GUINNESS brand. Sometimes less is more, drink Guinness Sensibly. Visit www.drinkaware.ie
Pictured L-R are Richie Fagan, Emerald Warriors...
CORK BOTHAR DUBH and Michael Sweeney (near) win the Race & Taste Festival May 10th & 11th Handicap Hurdle from Pilgrim Way (far). Healy Racing
CORK BOTHAR DUBH and Michael Sweeney (near) win...
CORK BOTHAR DUBH and Michael Sweeney win the Race & Taste Festival May 10th & 11th Handicap Hurdle. Healy Racing
CORK BOTHAR DUBH and Michael Sweeney win the Race...
Sydney Sweeney and guest
Sydney Sweeney and guest
Sydney Sweeney
Sydney Sweeney
Sydney Sweeney
Sydney Sweeney
Sydney Sweeney
Sydney Sweeney
Lincoln City's John Akinde battles with Mansfield Town's Ryan Sweeney
Lincoln City's John Akinde battles with Mansfield...
John Akinde of Lincoln City (29) chases a through ball but is stopped by Ryan Sweeney of Mansfield Town (17) during the EFL Sky Bet League 2 match between Mansfield Town and Lincoln City at the One Call Stadium, Mansfield
John Akinde of Lincoln City (29) chases a through...
Sport Ireland today launched a new Women in Sport Policy which aims to achieve equal participation between males and females in sport. Coaching and Officiating, Active Participation, Leadership and Governance and Visibility are the four key target areas that will be addressed by Sport Ireland's new Women in Sport Policy. Pictured are (L-R) Mary O'Connor, Chief Executive, Federation of Irish Sport, Kelli O'Keeffe, Teneo Managing Director, Lynne Cantwell, Chair Sport Ireland Board, Sarah Keane, Chief Executive, Swim Ireland/President, Olympic Federation of Ireland, John Sweeney, Coordinator of Clare Sports Partnership, Joanne Cantwell, Broadcaster, RTÉ Sport and John Fulham, President, Paralympics Ireland
Sport Ireland today launched a new Women in Sport...
John Akinde of Lincoln City and Pierce Sweeney of Exeter City
John Akinde of Lincoln City and Pierce Sweeney of...
CLONMEL BOTHAR DUBH and Michael Sweeney win the Kilmolash (Q.R) Handicap Hurdle. Healy Racing
CLONMEL BOTHAR DUBH and Michael Sweeney win the...
Jeff Sessions, Christopher A. Wray, James P. O'Neill, Geoffrey Berman, Thomas E. Brandon, William F. Sweeney, Jr., Gary Barksdale, Randolph "Tex" Alles, Matthew Verderosa, John Demers. FBI Director Christopher Wray points to a question during a news conference about the arrest of Cesar Sayoc, 56, of Aventura, Fla., in the package bomb case, during a news conference at the Department of Justice, in Washington. Wray is accompanied by Attorney General Jeff Sessions, left, FBI New York Field Office Assistant Director in Charge William Sweeney, Jr., New York Police Department Commissioner James O'Neill, Chief of U.S. Capitol Police Matthew Verderosa, U.S. Attorney Geoffrey Berman for the Southern District of New York, John Demers Assistant Attorney General for the National Security Division, U.S. Postal Inspection Service Deputy Chief Gary Barksdale, ATF Deputy Director Thomas Brandon, and U.S Secret Service Director Randolph "Tex" Alles
Jeff Sessions, Christopher A. Wray, James P....
New York Police Commissioner James O'Neill (L), FBI Assistant Director William Sweeney (2-L) and the NYPD's Deputy Commissioner of Intelligence and Counterterrorism John Miller (R) brief reporters on the recent suspicious packages found at CNN's offices and Robert de Niro's office in New York, New York, USA, 25 October 2018. The packages are reportedly connected to other similar packages found in other parts of the country.
New York Police Commissioner James O'Neill (L),...
New York Police Commissioner James O'Neill (L), FBI Assistant Director William Sweeney (2-L) and NYPD's Deputy Commissioner of Intelligence and Counterterrorism John Miller (R) brief reporters on the recent suspicious packages found at CNN's offices and Robert de Niro's office in New York, New York, USA, 25 October 2018. The packages are reportedly connected to other similar packages found in other parts of the country.
New York Police Commissioner James O'Neill (L),...
New York Police Commissioner James O'Neill (L), New York Mayor Bill de Blasio (2-L), FBI Assistant Director William Sweeney (3-L) and NYPD's Deputy Commissioner of Intelligence and Counterterrorism John Miller (2-R) brief reporters on the recent suspicious packages found at CNN's offices and Robert de Niro's office in New York, New York, USA, 25 October 2018. The packages are reportedly connected to other similar packages found in other parts of the country.
New York Police Commissioner James O'Neill (L),...
Mayor Bill deBlasio, second from left, along with Police Commissioner James O'Neil, far left, FBI Assistant Director William Sweeney, second from right, and NYPD Deputy Commissioner of Intelligence and Counterterrorism John Miller, far right, hold a news conference on the latest in the package bomb investigation, in New York
Mayor Bill deBlasio, second from left, along with...
John Sweeney speaks to reporters, during a news conference at his lawyer's office in Boston. Sweeney says in a lawsuit filed against the Fessenden School that he was drugged and raped in his dorm room by the assistant headmaster when he was 11 years old
John Sweeney speaks to reporters, during a news...
Northampton Town midfielder John-Joe O'Toole (21) and Mansfield Town defender Ryan Sweeney (17), on loan from Stoke City, battle during the EFL Sky Bet League 2 match between Mansfield Town and Northampton Town at the One Call Stadium, Mansfield
Northampton Town midfielder John-Joe O'Toole (21)...
Dublin vs Galway. Dublin's John Small and Cathal Sweeney of Galway
Dublin vs Galway. Dublin's John Small and Cathal...
Piers Morgan and Susanna Reid with John Sweeney and Alexander Nekrassov
Piers Morgan and Susanna Reid with John Sweeney...
John Sweeney and Alexander Nekrassov
John Sweeney and Alexander Nekrassov
John Sweeney
John Sweeney