Images of the Liam McCarthy Cup on the summit of Galteemore were shared online by Johnny B, one half of the 2 Johnnies, drawing widespread attention from Tipperary supporters and beyond.
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In his post, Johnny B described the occasion as a memorable one, with the famous hurling trophy carried to the top of Tipperary’s highest mountain. The Galtee Mountains were highlighted as holding a special place in the hearts of people across the county, adding weight to the symbolism of the moment following Tipperary’s All Ireland success.
He suggested it may have been the first time the Liam McCarthy Cup had ever reached the summit of Galteemore, a detail that added to the sense of novelty and celebration. The achievement of the Tipperary All Ireland champions was described as “magic stuff”, blending sporting glory with one of the county’s most iconic landscapes.
The post also included thanks to Tipp GAA for accommodating the visit, acknowledging the support that made the climb and presentation possible.
The message concluded on a note of enthusiasm for the association itself, reflecting a broader pride in hurling and county identity, with the rallying call: “Up the GAA.”
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