Pic: Eamon McGee decisively proves he is more talented than his brother Neil

Sibling rivalry is always healthy and will help you push yourself that little bit further to be successful. Just ask Eamon McGee from Donegal, whose brother Neil just won his third All-Star today.

Eamon isn't jealous, however; he knows in his heart that he has achieved far more than his brother and that a certain under-age achievement is worth far more than a pesky All-Star...

I once beat our Neil at a sprint in the community games at u 12s the trophy is still there on the mantlepiece, he now has three all stars — Eamon Mc Gee (@EamonMcGee) October 23, 2014

We imagine this defeat is brought up quite regularly over Sunday dinner in the McGee household, just to make sure Neil doesn’t get a swelled head…

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