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Tipperary singer Dee Morrisey
Tipperary singer Dee Morrisey has been asked to sing the national anthem live on TV ahead of a massive game at the weekend.
The country music star said: "I’m honoured to have been asked to sing our national anthem live on TG4 this Saturday before thrown in for the Ladies Football All-Ireland Championship game between Donegal and Tipperary.
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"I hope ye can tune in. Best of luck to both teams."
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The Tipperary Ladies Football team will take on Donegal in their Group 1 match in the All Ireland Senior Championship this weekend.
The game has been fixed for the club grounds of Galtee Rovers at Bansha on Saturday, June 21.
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The game will throw in at 1pm.
The match will also air live on TG4 (on-air and via stream).
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