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The All-Ireland winning manager's initial three-year agreement with Tipperary GAA ended after Sunday's victory over Cork.
THE buzz in Co Tipperary reached boiling point as fans welcomed home their newly-crowned All-Ireland hurling heroes. Thousands gathered after their dominant second-half display against Cork in ...
Crowds erupted in deafening noise and brilliant blue and gold for the homecoming of Tipperary’s victorious All-Ireland winning senior hurling team to Semple Stadium in Thurles on Monday night.
In Cork, the darkness creeps in. In both the context surrounding the game and the manner of the capitulation, it has to go down as the most galling of All-Ireland final losses.
Tipperary's senior hurlers produced one of the outstanding second-half performances in an All-Ireland final, defeating Cork ...
TIPPERARY PRODUCED A masterclass to take down Cork in yesterday’s All-Ireland hurling final, yet a week before their ...
Pundits, bookies and the hurling world in general are in a state of shock this week at the Tipperary second-half surge ...
The TV audience for Sunday's dramatic All-Ireland hurling final peaked at a huge 1,119,000 towards the end of the game as ...
More than one million people watched Tipperary produce an inspired second-half performance to win their 29th All-Ireland ...
TIPPERARY comedian Pat Shortt bumped into Michael John Murphy, possessor of the most infamous tattoo in the country at the ...
Many people watching the hurling over the weekend thought there was something of a mismatch between the proportion of ...