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Ryan Scanlon with his brother in-law Donagh Carney
The Scanlon family were on cloud nine on Friday afternoon as Ryan celebrated the completion of his recruit training in James Stephens Barracks.
Ryan, a former student in St Kieran's College is a long-standing and respected member of the James Stephens GAA Club and has featured heavily for club teams across various grades since an early age.
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The Scanlon family have 'soldiered' with the club for many years with his dad Tony a committed volunteer & coach, while relations Luke, Zac and more continue to ply their trade on the hurling fields.
We wish Ryan continued success on and off the hurling field!
The Scanlon family
SOLDIERS
— James Stephens GAA & Camogie Club (@VillageGAA) October 18, 2024
Ryan Scanlon & Donagh Carney
Well done to Ryan who has completed 12 hard weeks of training #VillageAbu ❤️ pic.twitter.com/uYj5388dFs
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