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Limerick content creator gives "Gaelic 4 Good" a go

There’s been a huge rise in influencer charity games, with events like the Sidemen Charity Match selling out Wembley and raising millions. But did they start the trend, or just take it to a whole new level?


Closer to home, Gaelic 4 Good is bringing together over 80 influencers, athletes and public figures for a charity Gaelic football match this weekend.


Live95’s own Emma Dineen is a content creator who will also be taking part in the match.


Image via Gaelic 4 Good.



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