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Munster's Craig Casey with Pittsburgh Steelers legend Max Starks I PICTURE: Josh Veon
PITTSBURGH STEELERS legend Max Stars visited the University of Limerick and Munster Rugby yesterday on the second day of the nationwide Terrible Towel Tour in advance of the historic NFL game taking place at Croke Park this Sunday.
READ MORE: Seven Limerick players nominated for 2025 PwC GAA/GPA Hurling All-Stars
Star's visit included local spots such as the University of Limerick with Munster Rugby, the Cliffs of Moher, Harte’s Pub in Gort, and Galway landmarks such as the Spanish Arch and Eyre Square.
The Steelers face the Minnesota Vikings in Croke Park on the 28th of September, in the first ever regular season game to be played in Ireland.
The game will be broadcast free to air on Virgin Media.
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