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A LIMERICK minister of state has posed for a picture under Travis Kelce’s dressing room spot in the Kansas City Chief’s Arrowhead Stadium.
Travis is one of the Chief’s star players who helped the team to their second consecutive Super Bowl title last month. Travis became an international sensation when he started dating pop superstar Taylor Swift.
Fine Gael minister of state, Patrick O’Donovan has been touring the state of Missouri as part of the annual St Patrick’s Day celebrations.
Following his attendance at the Kansas City St Patrick’s Day parade, Mr O’Donovan made a swift visit to Arrowhead Stadium, the home of the Kansas City Chiefs American Football team.
Mr O’Donovan was given a tour of the pitch and shown a number of Super Bowl memorabilia including the 2023 Vince Lombardi Trophy, awarded to the Super Bowl winners each year.
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Mr O’Donovan also attended a parade in the city of St Louis on March 16 where he met with the city’s mayor ahead of their 55th annual St Patrick’s Day parade.
During his time in Kansas, Mr O’Donovan also visited the Kansas City Irish Centre, which has been supported by the Irish Department of Foreign Affairs.
“Great facility for the promotion of our culture and a space for the Irish here to meet socially,” Mr O’Donovan said on social media.
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