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Terry Reilly
No? Meet Mark Gottsche then.
Born in Kellinghusen, Germany, he moved to Ireland when he was five. His father Jurgen picked up the GAA rulebook one day, fell in love with the sport and went on to become a renowned administrator in Galway.
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