‘One full day' – Sharlene Mawdsley's Tipperary GAA star boyfriend shares first snap of them together

The Irish Sun

26-05-2025

NEVER mind One Fine Day, Sharlene Mawdsley and Michael Breen were just content to share 'one full day' amid her globetrotting schedule.
The sprinter was back in her native county for a full 24 hours after placing second in a World Athletics Continental Tour Gold meet in Zagreb on Saturday.
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'Lola's favourite is back (for one full day)'
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The high-profile pair went Instagram official last weekend
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Breen and his teammates had the weekend off from the Munster Hurling Championship as it happened to be their bye week in the five-team competition.
They were able to rest easy knowing that they'd already secured a spot in the top-three and with it, progression to the All-Ireland Series.
Sunday's action ensured they won't be in the Munster final, however, as Cork leapfrogged them in the standings with
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June 7 will be the Rebels' first provincial final since 2018 where they will attempt to stop Limerick clinching a ridiculous SEVENTH crown in a row.
Victorious manager Pat Ryan said: 'We left an awful lot of chances behind us. But it's knockout Championship, there's going to be a bit more trepidation in it, a bit more nervousness in it.
'Both ourselves and Waterford knew that if we didn't win, we'd be out of the Championship. We played a small bit like that, with a bit of nerves.'
Ryan's side finished the game with their wides tally at 17.
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One of those was a glorious goal opportunity for Shane Barrett.
Ryan added: 'That's something we'll work on, the efficiency side of it, but I thought our work-rate, our hitting the breaks, our hunger to get on the ball was an awful lot better than it was last week and that's the way it should be. That's the standard.
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'You're not always going to play as well or have great hurling at times and things might not come off in your game-plan.
"But your work-rate, your attitude and your character has to be the standard.
'From our point of view, the attitude last week wasn't good enough. The effort wasn't good enough. I don't think we played brilliant hurling today but today was about attitude and character.'
The 48-year-old also used his post-game platform to
He insisted: 'It's hard not to get drawn into the hype. Some of it was stupid stuff altogether and a lot of it was coming from outside the county.
'You heard people writing off Limerick, some of our own people. Are they off their game or what?
'From my point of view, that was very annoying. I think sometimes fellas would be building you up, hoping that you'd get a kick in the ass.'
Just five weeks since