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Fresh from captaining Tipperary to their incredible All-Ireland Hurling Final triumph (and winning Man of the Match in the process) Ronan Maher appeared on the popular YouTube podcast 'William Hill's Square Ball'.
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In an extraordinary open interview, Ronan revealed what was really said in that dressing room at half-time, the team's emotional visit the day before the game to the home of Dillon Quirke, their team-mate who tragically collapsed and died while playing a game in 2022; and, of course, lifted the lid on the celebrations that followed that spectacular second half at Croke Park.
This is fascinating and brilliant discussion of what goes into becoming a three-time All Ireland winner.
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