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There was a heartwarming moment for one young Tipperary child this week as the newly crowned All-Ireland football champions Kerry paid a special visit to Temple Street Children's Hospital in Dublin.
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Among the children receiving treatment at the hospital was a brave young Tipp supporter who got to meet some of the country’s biggest GAA stars up close.
The visit, which came just hours before the Kingdom made their journey back home with the Sam Maguire in hand, was filled with smiles, stories, and signed jerseys. For one Tipperary child, it was a memory that will last a lifetime. See the heartwarming video below.
All-Ireland senior football champions Kerry are on their way home today but they started the day with a visit to @CHI_Ireland at Temple Street, reports @MartyMOfficial #GAA pic.twitter.com/odtgvEgYRv
— RTÉ GAA (@RTEgaa) July 28, 2025
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