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PICTURES: Eamonn McGee
The All-Ireland and Munster minor hurling champions attended the Dome on Saturday night in what was a fantastic celebration of their achievements.
Tipperary hurler Noel McGrath was the guest of honour and he said to the players to enjoy their achievements and decide what they would like to spend their time on in the future. He told them to stay listening to their coaches at club and school level and to continue to follow their dreams.
Munster Council representative Ger Ryan spoke on the night of the players achievements and of how they had worked to hard and he said he was delighted that they achieved what they did.
The County Board officers were present on the night along with parents, relations and friends of the players and management.
Captain Cathal O’Reilly, Stefan Tobin, and Tiarnan Ryan were interviewed on stage by MC Paul Collins and then a band and DJ completed what was a fantastic celebration.
To see pictures from the delightful event, click the >arrow> or 'Next' buttons.
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