29/10/2025
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A proud Cross Rangers and Sigerson Cup winner, Diarmuid opens up about his battle with addiction, his time in Cuan Mhuire, and how his family, friends, and GAA community helped him rebuild his life.
Now almost five years clean and sober, he shares a message that recovery is possible โ and help is out there.
All welcome. Please spread the word.