Players from Northern Ireland and Republic of Ireland in joint Dublin hospital visit

The palyers visited Ireland's largest children's hospital
Players from the Northern Ireland and Republic of Ireland football squads came together today to visit Irelands largest paediatric hospital, Our Ladys Childrens Hospital in Dublin, to support children with cancer and to highlight the work of medical and caring staff who help to fight the disease.
Northern Ireland's Steven Davis and Jonny Evans with Republic of Ireland's Shane Duffy and David Meyler visited 2 year old Ellen Meehan at Irelands largest paediatric hospital, Our Ladys Childrens Hospital Crumlin, to encourage young people who have cancer and to highlight the work of medical and caring staff who help to fight the disease.Players from the Northern Ireland and Republic of Ireland football squads came together today to visit Irelands largest paediatric hospital, Our Ladys Childrens Hospital in Dublin, to support children with cancer and to highlight the work of medical and caring staff who help to fight the disease.
Northern Ireland's Steven Davis and Jonny Evans with Republic of Ireland's Shane Duffy and David Meyler visited 2 year old Ellen Meehan at Irelands largest paediatric hospital, Our Ladys Childrens Hospital Crumlin, to encourage young people who have cancer and to highlight the work of medical and caring staff who help to fight the disease.
Players from the Northern Ireland and Republic of Ireland football squads came together today to visit Irelands largest paediatric hospital, Our Ladys Childrens Hospital in Dublin, to support children with cancer and to highlight the work of medical and caring staff who help to fight the disease. Northern Ireland's Steven Davis and Jonny Evans with Republic of Ireland's Shane Duffy and David Meyler visited 2 year old Ellen Meehan at Irelands largest paediatric hospital, Our Ladys Childrens Hospital Crumlin, to encourage young people who have cancer and to highlight the work of medical and caring staff who help to fight the disease.

The vist to Our Lady’s Children’s Hospital Crumlin, was to encourage young people who have cancer and to highlight the work of medical and caring staff who help to fight the disease.