Mayo's All Ireland winning side are among the GAA stars who will join some of the biggest names in the world of golf at the Amgen Irish Open next month.
Along with Mayo, GAA stars from Galway, Limerick and Cork will also join up, uniting two of Ireland's biggest sporting passions, offering fans the chance to meet some of this year's All Ireland winning squads, as they take the main stage at Doonbeg in September.
These four counties are the All Ireland winners from each of the four codes, with Limerick winning the All Ireland Hurling Championship, Cork winning the All Ireland Senior Camogie Championship, All Ireland Ladies Football champions, Galway, and of course Mayo, and their famous All Ireland Senior men's triumph, bringing an end to 75 years of hurt.
They will make special appearances at this tournament, where they will meet fans and take part in live question-and-answer sessions.
The Irish Open takes place from September 9 to 13 at Trump International Golf Links Ireland in Doonbeg.
On Thursday, September 10, Cork's All Ireland Camogie winning captain Meabh Cahalane and her sister Orlaith Cahalane will appear on the main stage with the O'Duffy Cup, as they speak to fans about their journey to All Ireland Camogie glory.
The pair will be joined by Limerick's hurling captain, Cian Lynch and multiple All Star winner, Gearóid Hegarty, who will bring the Liam McCarthy trophy to the stage.
The next day, stars from Mayo's All Ireland victory, Ryan O'Donoghue and Aidan O'Shea (both pictured below) will appear on stage with the Sam Maguire Cup on Friday, September 11, as they speak to fans about finally getting over the winning line.
O'Donoghue and O'Shea will be joined by Galway's All Ireland Ladies winning footballers, Shauna Hayes and Róisin Leonard, as they talk about their own Championship success.
Fans will have the chance to speak with some of the biggest names in GAA, across all codes, ask questions and see the All Ireland trophies up close and personal.
Ryan O'Donoghue, Kobe McDonald and Aidan O'Shea pictured celebrating Mayo's historic All Ireland triumph. Source: Shutterstock.
