It’s coming up to All-Ireland final weekend and that means friends, cousins and even Garda stations will be divided as the county colours are waved across Galway and Limerick.
The Tribesmen take on the Treaty County in the hurling showdown on Sunday and these pictures taken at Henry Street station in Limerick are the perfect example of how work relations are being put to one side ahead of the big game.
Chief Supt Roche is described as a ‘proud Galwayman’ in a Limerick station and you’d have to feel for him with the dotey maroon and white flag above his head amid all the green.
Oh, I’m an alien, I’m a legal alien, im a Galway man in Limerick! Chief Supt Roche (a proud Galway man) & the crew from Henry St in Limerick ahead of #GALvLIM Remember no matter what the outcome of the #AllIrelandFinal enjoy the day, mind your belongings & be safe. #Streetwise pic.twitter.com/kp2u44S6gY
— An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) August 16, 2018
A challenge was then issued to Gardaí up in Galway to see if they can match the efforts…
Limerick station is decked out in green and white…are the
Gardaí in Galway up to the challenge? # #AllIrelandFinal #GALvLIM— An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) August 16, 2018
We await their response and most importantly, we’ll wait and see who’s smiling on Monday morning.
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