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In pictures: Ireland's International Rules tourists hit Surfers Paradise

The likes of Kerry trio Tommy Walsh, Kieran Donaghy and Tadgh Kennelly hit the world-famous Surfers Paradise to show the Aussies how it’s done on Banna Strand.
9.36am, 2 Nov 2011

SOME OF ANTHONY Tohill’s travelling International Rules stars took time out from their preparations for Friday’s second Test earlier to hit the beach.

The likes of Kerry trio Tommy Walsh, Kieran Donaghy and Tadgh Kennelly hit the world-famous Surfers Paradise to show the Aussies how it’s done on Banna Strand.

Here’s how they got on.

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    Nov 2nd 2011, 4:37 PM

    How to spot a Gaa player in surfers paradise ? They’re even more white then the vampire cast of Twilight ;)

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