Lorcan Mulvey celebrates after London hung on to beat Letrim
The London bandwagon is very much a broad church
James McCarthy rises high above Seán Hurley to win the philosophical battle of catch versus punch.
This young Dublin supporter makes the interesting decision to shun Manhattan in favour of Tayto popcorn
Stephen Cluxton is so good he doesn't need to have his eyes on the ball
Sometimes a picture is worth a 1,000 words etc
An inflatable hammer would have really suited this passionate Meath supporter
Wexford may have lost the battle but they didn't lose the fashion war in the stands
'O'Hara might been right, I do need to wear a suit on the sideline.'
Unlike Eamon O'Hara, Uachtarán Chumann Lúthchleas Gael Liam O'Neill never looks fully comfortable under the glare of the cameras.
Paul Grimley looking confident after implementing some fan's forum inspired tactical adjustments.
Galway minor Joseph Donnellan trying to adjust his body in order to land on Mayo's Conor Byrne.
Mayo implement a suffocating blanket defence at minor level as well.
Paul Conroy 'had words' with Tipperary manager Peter Creedon during Galway's victory on Saturday night
Creedon is not backing down despite Conroy's potential weight and reach advantage.
The hardcore fans get to their seats early before Monaghan Vs Cavan in Clones
Cavan manager Terry Hyland gives a slightly scary smile to a female admirer in the crowd.
'Banty' looking silky smooth as he cheers on his native county.
Glenn Ryan getting ready for a jig up the touchline after Longford's first goal in their win over Limerick
Glenn thought better of the jig and finished off his celebration with an Incredible Hulk-style roar much to the amusement of the linesman.
Waterford manager Michael Ryan is more subtle than Terry Hyland as he sneaks a look at the talent in Cusack Park in Mullingar
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