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Hurling legend Henry Shefflin and Dublin icon Bernard Brogan were in Croke Park for the visit of World Cup as part of Ireland's bid to host the Rugby World Cup. They spoke to us about why Croke Park would be an amazing backdrop for the tournament.
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