Over 400 GAA players have held a sleep-out to highlight and try to fight the homeless crisis.
The group was made up of both current and former inter-county football, hurling and camogie players.
The event was held in 13 locations on Saturday night including Dublin, Boston, Galway, Cork, Limerick, Belfast and New York.
#SolidaritySleepout pic.twitter.com/rZ9MrXzEev
— Gaelic Voices For Change (@GaelicVoices4Ch) December 17, 2017
One former player even did it alone in Quebec, Canada in freezing temperatures.
Organisers say it's designed to "draw attention to the homelessness crisis, raise funds, and call for action".
More than €177,000 has been raised so far for charities north and south.
Naas crew going strong. #SolidaritySleepout #HomelessnessIsNotNormal pic.twitter.com/d36Tl36DnZ
— Gaelic Voices For Change (@GaelicVoices4Ch) December 17, 2017
All funds raised go towards charities including the Peter McVerry Trust, DePaul Ireland, the Simon Communities, Focus Ireland and the Capuchin Day Centre, Cope Galway, Thomand House and Novas in Limerick, and the Welcome Organisation in Belfast.
People can also donate online.
