💙💛 THREE MORE YEARS. 💙💛
Liam Cahill has been ratified as Tipperary senior hurling manager through 2029.
✅ Continuity.
✅ Stability.
✅ The right decision.
With James Woodlock expected to take charge of the Under-20s, Tipperary have a genuine player pathway from under-20 to senior.
One direction.
One vision.
One Goal.
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The Tipperary panel that captured the 2001 All Ireland Senior Hurling Championship, completing a magnificent treble by also winning the League and Munster Championship that same year, was honoured yesterday at Croke Park.
It's #FarmSafetyWeek, and we're really grateful to Nick Dunican for sharing his story of a near-death experience. We urge farmers to be safety-conscious and protect everyone on the farm throughout the year. So, take the time. Stay alert. Stay safe.
Tus lágrimas son las nuestras, Capitán 👑🇦🇷
Nos diste las alegrías más grandes de nuestras vidas. Gracias por la entrega, por la magia y por dar la vida hasta el último segundo 🙌
¡Te amamos para siempre, Leo! 🩵🤍
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25 Years On, The Heroes Return
Twenty five years ago, on September 9, 2001, a group of Tipperary hurlers ended a decade-long wait and brought the Liam MacCarthy Cup back to the Premier County.
This Sunday, those heroes of 2001 will return to Croke Park to be honoured before the All-Ireland Senior Hurling Final, a fitting tribute to one of the most iconic teams in Tipperary GAA history.
Managed by Nicky English and captained by Tommy Dunne, the side defeated Galway by 2-18 to 2-15 to claim Tipperary’s 25th All-Ireland senior hurling title. It was a victory built on resilience, belief and unforgettable performances, with Lar Corbett’s goal and Brendan Cummins’ commanding display among the many lasting memories of a famous afternoon.
The team honoured this Sunday is:
Back row (left to right): Thomas Costello, Mark O’Leary, Philip Maher, Brendan Cummins, Eddie Enright, Lar Corbett, Eugene O’Neill.
Front row (left to right): Eoin Kelly, John Carroll, Paul Kelly, Éamonn Corcoran, Tommy Dunne (captain), Declan Ryan, David Kennedy, Paul Ormond.
A quarter of a century later, their achievement continues to inspire new generations of Tipperary hurlers. Many of those players remain deeply involved in the game as coaches, mentors and ambassadors, ensuring the legacy of that remarkable team lives on.
As supporters gather in Croke Park once again, there will be a special moment to acknowledge the men who restored Tipperary to the summit of hurling in 2001.
Twenty five years may have passed, but their place in Tipperary sporting history remains as secure as ever.
Was lovely to reminisce on this with Nicky English, Tommy Dunne, Eoin Kelly and Mark O'Leary for this week's @NenaghGuardian
The team of my youth. Great days on the Blackrock End in Cork and on the Hill at Croke Park.
Hard to believe its 25 years.
Throwback Thursday to Tipperary's 2001 All Ireland Senior Hurling Final victory. The panel and management will be recognised as the Jubilee Team at this Sunday's All Ireland Senior Hurling Final in Croke Park, marking the 25th anniversary of their historic triumph.
Tipperary's 2001 All Ireland winning panel will be honoured at Sunday's All Ireland Final in Croke Park as the GAA celebrates the 25th anniversary of their memorable triumph. Nicky English's side completed a League, Munster & All-Ireland treble defeating Galway in the decider