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The Premier County and the Rebels represented in Cashel this week
The latest venture of Cashel Tidy Towns looked more like a precursor to the upcoming All Ireland Final, with Tipperary and Cork supporters both having their say!
Tipperary and Cork will contest their first ever Final against each other on Sunday July 20, and fans from both sides of the border felt the need to fly their respective flags in Cashel town this week.
The group posted on social media:
"Four groups out today; one group weeded the area around the well at Ladywell Street.
"Second group went to finish planting Main Street, third group cleared pots ready for planting Ladywell Street.
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"While the last group weeded footpath Feehans Road and Upper Friar Street.
"The flags are coming who will win Tipperary or Cork?"
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