Longford man leads celeb GAA team to victory in charity match

Longford man Brian Greville guided his team to victory in the recent Gaelic 4 Good charity match, with Love Island contestant Sean ‘Fitzy’ Fitzgerald among the players on his winning side.

The charity Gaelic football match, held at St Peregrine’s GAA grounds in Dublin, brought together some of Ireland’s best-known creators, influencers and personalities to raise funds and awareness for various charities across the country.

Among those taking part were Ireland’s funniest father-son duo, online sensations Tadhg and Derry Fleming, as well as presenter Eric Roberts, and Seán ‘Fitzy’ Fitzgerald, who is fresh out of the Love Island villa.

With a host of well-known faces to manage, Longford’s very own Brian Greville, who himself has a following on Instagram and TikTok, coached his team to a terrific success, securing a win before the full-time whistle had gone, and even clocking up a few extras thanks to the penalties that followed.

Afterwards, Greville and his team were presented with the James Geraghty Cup, named in honour of a young Mayo GAA club footballer who passed away unexpectedly last year.

James’ mother, Breda O’Neill, was in attendance on the day to present the cup to the winning team.