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Happy New Year from all at O'Briens Sliotars. Thank you all for your continued support and custom. Looking forward to meeting and dealing with all our customers again in 2017. Best wishes 🍻😊

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Hi Everyone,Take a look at the latest addition to the O BRIEN portfolio: First Touch, Quick Touch , Smart Touch and Size 4 Footballs, also New Towel Grips suitable for Hurleys and all racket games. All are available to order through facebook.. Please like and share 👍 Regards, Aoife. 😊

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In the year that is in it O Brien's Ultimate Sports have produced a once off Centenary Sliotar. The picture shows local men who fought in the war of independence my grandfather on the end (Patrick O Brien). These Sliotars can be purchased in Super Value's or on line through Facebook 😊 Aoife Walsh/O Brien

An the winner is..... Edel Mullins 😊 Congratulations EDEL, Please pm me your details so we can send you your prize. Thanks to all who liked and shared our page. X

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Hi everyone, to Launch our new page for O'Briens Ultimate Sports we are running a competition. To be in with a chance of winning a €50 'one for all' voucher all you have to do is LIKE AND SHARE OUR PAGE AND TAG TWO OF YOUR FRIENDS AND GAA CLUBS 😊 Winner will be announced 21st March. 👍⚾

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Joe and Rita O'Brien with 16 time all Ireland camogie star Rena Buckley at a recent sport event 😊

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O'Briens Sliotars, Football's, Hurleys and grips can be found in many Supervalu stores, Sports shops and World of wonder across the country.

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Products available at very competetive prices. PM for further details: Sliotars: Size 5 Size 4 Size 3 First Touch Wall Balls Size 5 (under lights - yellow) Footballs: Size 5 Size 4 Hurleys: 24" 26" 28" 30" Training Bibs: Senior Junior Hurley Grips

A sliotar or sliothar (Irish pronunciation; may derive from Irish sliabh, meaning "mountain" and thar meaning "across") is a hard solid sphere slightly larger than a tennis ball, consisting of a cork core covered by two pieces of leather stitched together. Sometimes called a "puck" or "hurling ball", it resembles an American baseball with more pronounced stitching. It is used in the Gaelic games of hurling, camogie, rounders and shinty.

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