Ciaran Kilkenny Talks Dublin Football and Aer Lingus College Football Classic
Ciaran Kilkenny, the star of Dublin Football, showcased his talents on the field during the Leinster Championship Quarter-Final, but off the field, he was busy promoting the upcoming Aer Lingus College Football Classic. Despite the disappointing crowd turnout at the recent game, Kilkenny remains optimistic about the future of Gaelic football and the exciting events on the horizon.
As a player, Kilkenny expressed his appreciation for the split season format, which allows for a balance between intense matches and club games. However, as a teacher, he lamented the loss of the tradition of promoting the All Ireland Finals in September, which used to captivate classrooms and foster a lifelong love for the sport.
One event that has captured Kilkenny’s attention is the Aer Lingus College Football Classic, where American football takes center stage in Dublin. This year’s game between Florida State University and Georgia Tech promises to be a thrilling spectacle, with ESPN’s College Game Day adding to the excitement.
While Kilkenny may not be pursuing a career in American football, he is eager to witness the action from the sidelines at the College Game in August. With tickets selling fast, fans have the opportunity to join the thousands of American supporters traveling to Dublin for this prestigious event.
Aer Lingus and the College Football Classic, along with Dublin GAA, are proud members of the Sport for Business community, which brings together leading sports organizations and sponsors. By becoming a member, individuals can access a range of benefits and be part of the largest community of sporting and business organizations in Ireland.
As the excitement builds for the upcoming events, including a special coaching session with the Pittsburgh Steelers, sports fans can look forward to a summer filled with thrilling competitions and unforgettable moments. Don’t miss out on the action – secure your tickets now and be part of the sporting extravaganza in Dublin.