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The five lads behind the Crusty Beasht are documenting the journey on their TikTok account @.thecrustybeasht
A group of five Tipperary lads have spent the last two years doing up their campervan, the Crusty Beasht, and she's now fully decked out in blue and gold, just in time for the All Ireland Final between Tipp and Cork this weekend.
The Premier County and the Rebels will contest hurling's biggest prize at Croke Park this Sunday for the first time ever.
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The crew behind the wheel?
Sean Ryan (Clonoulty)
Jack Keogh (Rahealty)
Bill Hogan (Moyne)
Paudie Gleeson (Templetouhy)
Rory O’Hair (Loughmore)
You can follow their journey on TikTok at @.thecrustybeasht, where they’ve been sharing the full transformation from rustbucket to Premier party wagon.
Fair play, lads!
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