Three young brothers dream of playing for Dublin and Limerick 

Annual GAA Cúl Camps close to their grandparents' home in Co Limerick lead to the football-playing Dubs developing an interest in hurling
Murrough, Culann and Fionn Trimble who are attending Cúl Camps in Oola, Limerick

Murrough, Culann and Fionn Trimble who are attending Cúl Camps in Oola, Limerick

Hilary Bourke’s three sons are Dubs through and through, but the only place they want to do Kellogg’s GAA Cúl Camps is in Oola, Co Limerick, near where their grandparents live.

Fionn, 12, Culann, nine, and Murrough, eight, play with their local GAA club, Clontarf, in Dublin. Their dream is to play football for Dublin and hurling for Limerick. “That’s what Cúl Camps has done for them,” says Hilary, explaining that the camp they do in Oola concentrates only on hurling.

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