01/12/2020
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Tipperary inter-county senior camogie manager Bill Mullaney.
Manager David Power says the Tipperary players will go into next Sunday's All-Ireland football semi-final against Mayo with great confidence
Tipperary took on Galway in the Liberty Insurance All-Ireland camogie semi-final this afternoon in Cork
Róisín Howard has been balancing the demands of the inter-county game in both camogie and ladies football
Tipperary camogie star Aishling Moloney could return to the team on Saturday having served her suspension
Racing from Thurles takes place this afternoon
Powerful - David Power and his father Michael, who soldiered for many years promoting football in Tipperary, pictured after the final whistle
Tipp's Cathal Barrett sees red in the game on Sunday
Colin O'Roirdan and Steven O'Brien celebrate their success on Sunday
Racing from Thurles on Saturday evening
L-R, Tipperary players Padraic Looram, Colm O’Shaughnessy, Alan Campbell, Evan Comerford, Philip Austin, Michael O’Reilly, Conal Kennedy, Liam Boland, Tadhg Fitzgerald, Kevin Fahey and Colman Kennedy.
Tipperary footballers celebrate an historic win in the 2020 Munster Senior Football final against Cork at Páirc Uí Chaoimh.
Tipperary's Cathal Barrett tackles Galway's Brian Concannon during Saturday's All-Ireland senior hurling championship quarter-final in Limerick. Picture Piaras O' Midheach/Sportsfile
Steven O'Brien has returned to the Tipperary football team for Sunday's Munster Final
Grangemockler's Paul Cahill recalls the Munster final of 2002 in Thurles when Tipperary and Cork drew before 'The Rebels' won the replay a week later.
Spelling it out: Tipperary football manager David Power spells it out to his players during a break in the recent Munster Senior Football Championship quarter-final win over Clare at Semple Stadium.
On his last championship visit to Cork and Páirc Uí Rinn in June 2017, Tipperary forward Conor Sweeney found the back of the net when fisting this effort over the Cork goalkeeper.
Clonkelly, Dundrum, Tipperary
Tipperary deaths
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