
In the second year of their sponsorship of Dublin GAA, the Dubs won the All Ireland Football Championship for the first time in 16 years with a famous nail-biting win over Kerry.

It can only be hoped that they will bring a touch of history to Twickenham tomorrow as well.
Playing with the fates, this is also the second NatWest 6 Nations that Ireland have worn the distinctive red logo.
Playing with the numbers the #TeamOfUs campaign has also compiled a few stats from this seasons Championship which while not suggesting that a first Grand Slam since 2009 and only a third in history will be easy, it is certainly on the cards.
With the Six Nations championship already in the bag, @IrishRugby travel to Twickenham for one more test.
🏉🏟️Kick off this Saturday is 2:45pm
We all belong to the #TeamOfUs pic.twitter.com/WEyZlvMN6V
— Vodafone Ireland (@VodafoneIreland) March 14, 2018
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