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Where were the Cork colours?
A Tipperary hurling fan, watching back the Premier County's All-Ireland Final victory against Cork - has noticed a strange but prophetic detail during RTÉ's live broadcast of the All-Ireland Final in Croke Park.
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The Liam MacCarthy Cup had only the Tipperary coloured ribbons on it at the start of the match.
Usually there are ribbons for both teams.
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This picture above is from when Tipp came out onto the field. Did you notice it? So strange, and it turned out to be a great omen for the Premier County!
So, where were the Cork ribbons?
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