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Tipperary have reached their first All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship semi-final since 2019, where they will meet Kilkenny on Sunday July 6, following this relatively comfortable victory over Galway at TUS Gaelic Grounds on Sunday.
You can read Eamonn Wynne's full match report here.
Tipperary 1-28 Galway 2-17 it ended in Limerick.
However not many would have predicted Tipperary star Jake Morris to pose with some potential future football stars at Liverpool FC.
The Nenagh man posed with a group of the Reds' U10 and U12 academy prospects, who had been contesting the TFA Elite World Youth Cup alongside players from Juventus and Barcelona's under-age academies in Limerick across the weekend.
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