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Richard Hogan: "Seeing your child being clapped and high-fived as they come off the pitch — whether they are smiling or disappointed — you are witnessing resilience being formed." Picture: Moya Nolan

Richard Hogan: "Seeing your child being clapped and high-fived as they come off the pitch — whether they are smiling or disappointed — you are witnessing resilience being formed." Picture: Moya Nolan

Everything seems better drenched in sunshine. Even taking out the bins does, with a wink and a nod to the neighbour: “Glorious day!”

Waking up to sunlight spilling through the window is not something Irish people are used to.

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