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There were emotional scenes at Croke Park as Tipperary's All-Ireland champions marked their famous win with their nearest and dearest.
As the final whistle blew on a stunning comeback victory over Cork, players were embraced by their partners, girlfriends, children, family and friends in joyful post-match celebrations.
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Some posed proudly with the Liam MacCarthy Cup, others were wrapped in county flags or sharing quiet moments with loved ones, all while soaking up a win to remember.
The celebrations spilt across the pitch as Premier fans roared from the stands, with players sharing hugs, tears and smiles with supporters from across Tipperary and beyond.
Check out our gallery of Tipperary stars celebrating with their nearest and dearest after Sunday's final. Have a scroll through and see if you spot anyone you know!
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