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Tipperary is awash with blue and gold in support of the senior hurlers ahead of the All-Ireland Final against Cork this Sunday, July 20, in Croke Park.
A certain air of excitement always surrounds Thurles coming up to a Tipperary All-Ireland Final.
The Home of Hurling is always bound to be a hotspot for supporter anticipation.
Everywhere you walk, your vision is filled with the sight of bunting flailing in the air and Tipperary flags blowing in the wind.
Supporters right across the county are making their support known, with fans, young and old, proudly wearing the blue and gold through the streets, as businesses pack their windows to the brim with displays showcasing their support for the senior hurlers.
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Clonmel, Cahir, Carrick-on-Suir, Tipperary Town and Cashel as well as Roscrea, Templemore, Nenagh and all the villages and townlands all over the Premier County have the bunting up and the jerseys on ready for the Rebels.
All this support and anticipation hinges on 70 minutes in Croke Park this Sunday.
Win, lose or draw, the county is behind this team!
Tipp, Tipp, Tipp!
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