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TIPPERARY ARE THE 2025 ALL-IRELAND HURLING CHAMPIONS!
After an incredible comeback in the second-half, Tipperary collected the Liam MacCarthy Cup in Croke Park for the first time since 2019 following a convincing 15-point win over the favourites, Cork.
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After a tough first half, the Premier County produced a dominant second-half display to beat Cork and bring the Liam MacCarthy Cup back to Tipp for the first time since 2019.
There were big celebrations on and off the pitch after the final whistle. Players were met with hugs from family and friends as they soaked in the win, while supporters in the stands proudly waved flags and joined in chants of "Tipp, Tipp, Tipp!"
John McGrath, Darragh McCarthy and Rhys Shelly all played key roles in the win, with McCarthy’s 1-13 helping Tipp pull clear in the final quarter.
Take a look at the gallery to see Tipperary players and fans celebrating the big win!
READ MORE | The magical men of Tipperary win the All-Ireland hurling final!
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