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The Liam McCarthy Cup paid a special visit to Poulmucka
There are lots of photos circulating of the trip to Cahir by the Liam McCarthy Cup and the Waterford minor, Irish Press All- Ireland Cups.
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Perhaps one of the nicest ones is Cahir Councillor Andy Moloney’s parents holding this year’s Tipp winning Liam McCarthy Cup being proudly held by his father John and his mother (see below) proudly holding the Waterford Minor, Irish Press All Ireland Cup.
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Andy’s mother Bridget is an avid Waterford fan who never misses a match and got to have her own bragging rights for the day and his father John bounced back from open heart surgery on time to host the event in Poulmucka. Well done to them!
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