Michael O'Neill (right) Northern Ireland football manager, hits a rugby ball with a hurling stick, with fellow sport stars Michael O'Neill (left) Down GAA manager and David Humphreys (centre) former Ulster and Ireland rugby captain, during the opening of Queens University new £20 million sports centre, in south Belfast.

Michael O'Neill (right) Northern Ireland football manager, hits a rugby ball with a hurling stick, with fellow sport stars Michael O'Neill (left) Down GAA manager and David Humphreys (centre) former Ulster and Ireland rugby captain, during the opening of Queens University new £20 million sports centre, in south Belfast. Stock Photo

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