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PIC: Sportsfile
Tipperary’s senior hurling team showed their class off the pitch on Monday when the players paid a special visit to Crumlin Children's Hospital in Dublin. See video below.
READ NEXT: IN PICTURES: Massive crowd descends on Thurles to welcome home Tipperary hurling heroes!
The All-Ireland champions delighted the young patients of Crumlin, showing them the Liam MacCarthy Cup and taking photographs.
Fresh from their victory over Cork, Liam Cahill’s men brought smiles to children and parents with their new silverware, before heading down to Thurles for the homecoming party in Semple Stadium on Monday evening.
IN PICTURES: See the Tipperary hurlers bring smiles to kids in Crumlin Children's Hospital!
45,000 Tipperary fans are expected in Semple Stadium later to welcome home their heroes, but before that the 2025 All-Ireland hurling champions paid a visit to CHI at Crumlin | @martymofficial pic.twitter.com/DRXJUCrhTA
— RTÉ GAA (@RTEgaa) July 21, 2025
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