The Dublin players wanted fans of all ages to be involved in celebrating their yesterday, especially the younger generation.
The Sunday Game posted this clip on Facebook of the team taking time to have a kickabout, sign autographs and pose for selfies with the children there to cheer them on.
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This'll put a smile on your face this Monday morning!
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If you cannot see the embedded Facebook post you can check it out here.
The team made sure to present the trophy to one young girl in particular.
Six-year-old Molly McNally, a devoted Dubs fan who is battling a , has been adopted by Dublin GAA as their mascot, and she was in the crowd with dad Gerry to watch them claim their fifth consecutive Leinster title.
The team sought Molly out in the crowd and brought the Delaney Cup over to take a picture with her and some of the players.
Dublin players, from left, Cian O’Sullivan, Philip McMahon and Michael Darragh Macauley with Molly McNally, age 6, 3rd from right, from Balbriggan, and the Delaney Cup after the game. Picture credit: Brendan Moran/SPORTSFILE
Five-month-old Aidan Bastick, son of Dublin footballer Denis Bastick, also featured in the celebrations – being popped into the Cup for a photo opportunity.
He seems to be taking it all in his stride.
Aidan Bastick is carried in the Delaney Cup after the game. Picture credit: Brendan Moran/SPORTSFILE
If you would like to help Molly in her battle with illness, you can donate €2 to The Molly McNally Miracle Trust by texting MOLLY to 57802.