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The magnificent hurley throne is on display in Nenagh as Tipperary prepare to play Cork in the decider this weekend
As part of the build up to Tipperary being in the All-Ireland Hurling Final this Sunday, July 20, fans are being encouraged to come in to Nenagh Tourist Office this week and have some fun taking photos on their Tipperary Hurling Throne!
"If you have a jersey put it on and take a photo of yourself, the children or the whole family," the Nenagh Tourist Office posted.
"Share your photos with friends and family near and far.
"Nenagh Tourist office is open: Tuesday to Saturday, 10am to 5pm."
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