THE FORMER president and leader of Sinn Féin Gerry Adams has praised the Cork team for a kind gesture after the All-Ireland Senior Championship preliminary quarter-final against Antrim.
Cork beat Antrim 3-27 to 2-19 to set up a meeting against Galway in the next round, next week
Cork will have a few fans for that trip and one of those will be Adams himself after the Rebels sent Adams a bag full of 'junior gansais' to give to kids, who came to the game.
The former politician had a son named Gearoid (born 1973), who has played Gaelic football for Antrim GAA senior men's team and became its assistant manager in 2012
Mól an Óige agus Tiochfaidh Sí! https://t.co/wAnYKqCBV4
— Gerry Adams (@GerryAdamsSF) June 11, 2022
Adams thanked the Cork kitman for the offering on Twitter by saying" Well done to Cork and especially to the Kit Man who opened a bag of junior gansais and gave them to young Gaels who came to watch the game today. A great gesture. An flathuil. Míle buiochas. Up The Rebels.'
He responded to his own tweet by saying: Mól an Óige agus Tiochfaidh Sí!, 'which means 'praise the young and they will flourish.'
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