Your heart will be well and truly warmed up after reading this stirring story from a game up north.
It is the kind of story that starts some of our more nationalistic pundits waxing lyrical about the innate majesty of the Gael.
St.Colman's Newry were stunned in the MacRory Cup falling to their less illustrious rivals, St. Ronan's of Lurgan on a score of 1-13 to 1-10.
As the shattered Colman's captain Charlie Carr lay disconsolately on the turf, his feted father Ross, free-taker on the Down teams that won All-Irelands in 1991 and 1994, told him to shake himself and congratulate the unlikely victors.
Charlie lifted himself from the floor and spoke to the St. Ronan's team. Excellent stuff.
In sport we have more bad days than good but doin this at 18 shows unbelievable character @Charlie_Carr_ #topclass pic.twitter.com/sPtYThxPVd
— Aidan Carr (@AC_0404) February 14, 2016
