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Seamus Callanan with the Liam McCarthy Cup at Inch National School on Monday morning PICTURE: Eamonn McGee
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Inch NS were out in force to welcome past pupil and current Tipperary captain Seamie Callanan back to the school on Monday with the Liam MacCarthy Cup
Past pupils Brendan Maher, Dan McCormack and captain Seamie Callanan brought the Liam MacCarthy Cup to St Joseph's College Borrisoleigh this week where they were greeted enthusiastically by staff and students alike
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