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Nenagh musician Conor Fahy, otherwise known as 'Dáwna', has been a viral sensation in Tipperary in recent days with his anthem 'Blue and Gold' all over social media in the county and throughout the entire country.
On Saturday night ahead of the All Ireland final he was joined by Cailíní Lua (who are Tipperary Rose and Ballina native Tara Brady's band) for a live performance on RTÉ's Up for the Match.
Following their performance of Blue and Gold, the tempo switched up and Tara and her fellow band member treated the audience to an Irish dancing performance before going back into a fantastic rendition of the classic song 'Slievnamon'.
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The group were introduced by hosts on the night Jacqui Hurley and Des Cahill and following the performance they were joined by an enthusiastic live audience in cheering on the performers.
You can watch the performance for yourself on the RTÉ player here, the music kicks off at roughly 45 minutes in or you can watch Conor perform his song below:
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