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Bookworm in Thurles were straight to the point when it came to putting Paddy Power in their place!
Bookworm in Thurles didn't spare Paddy Power earlier this week after the bookmaker paid out on the Rebels to win the All Ireland final back in April.
Cork were red hot favourites going into the match against Tipperary at Croke Park at the weekend.
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However a stunning second-half performance from Liam Cahill's side saw the Premier take their 29th senior hurling title in style.
Well, ahead of the homecoming at Semple Stadium on Monday evening, Bookworm advised Paddy Power to "stick to the horses."
They also posted on social media saying:
"The bookies and all the expert tipsters should be on a very humble pie diet this week!! Up Tipp!"
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