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Hurler Cian Kenny paid a visit to Kilkenny store Freshco last week, where one staff member was thrilled to get a photo together.
The James Stephens and Kilkenny county hurler posed for a photo with Adam, a deli worker, and the lovely picture was shared by the store online.
Adam is currently on work placement in Freshco Shop Deli, and said he was "thrilled" to serve Kilkenny hurler.
In a post online, Freshco said the moment made Adam "so happy".
Adam receieved the work placement through SOS (Skills, Opportunities, Success) Kilkenny, who support adults with intellectual disabilities and autism across Kilkenny City, County and Cahir.
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