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Published 10:35 18 Aug 2016 BST
Updated 10:36 18 Aug 2016 BST
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31,000 miles he has scaled in search of the finest and most unique shots so they can be compiled into a book, Gaelic Fields.
"We Irish can take for granted the amazing locations and beauty in every county on the island. We tend to romanticise and enjoy Ireland more when we are away," Carroll said. "The club is a local support system which accommodates all social levels in both urban and rural areas. During the 7 year period it took to create Gaelic Fields, clubs have withstood a recession and the mass emigration of many of its young players. It's a vibrant and important grassroots movement."And it's all captured in the Cork man's book which is released in November (you can pre-order here). It already looks like a must-have. On the latest episode of the GAA Hour Hurling Show Wooly and the lads reflect on a monumental weekend of action. Listen below or subscribe here on iTunes.
Mayo boss reveals training story which proves Kobe McDonald talent
He will be some loss… A small silver lining for Mayo after their heavy loss to Roscommon was the performance of Kobe McDonald, who scored 0-06 in the 1-18 to 2-25 defeat. However, as with every good-news Kobe story, it is bittersweet for Mayo fans, given his impending departure for Australia at the end of […]
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Down manager reveals how RTÉ blunder helped them to shock win over Donegal
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Waterford legend slams GAA over hurling final change in sensational rant
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