The funeral cortege of the late Philly Ryan passing through Clonmel on Wednesday afternoon. Picture John D Kelly
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After Cork's Shane Barrett got one in the net just before the half time whistle, Tipperary have fought back with a vengeance at just over 45 minutes into the All-Ireland final.
John McGrath scored the whopper of a goal that put Tipperary in the lead making the score 1-16 to 1-18 at 46 minutes into the All-Ireland final.
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The 2025 GAA All-Ireland hurling championship is set to come to a thrilling conclusion today as old foes Cork and Tipperary collide in a historic decider at Croke Park.
Cork are chasing their first Liam MacCarthy triumph in 20 years, while Tipperary are looking to reclaim the title they last lifted in 2019.
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