Shout To The Top
They beat the Rebels by 15 points
Tipperary's hurlers are waking up as All-Ireland Hurling champions for a 29th time.
Liam Cahill's side outscored Munster and League winners Cork by 3-14 to 2-points in the second-half yesterday to secure a 15-point win over the Rebels.
Darragh McCarthy scored 1-13 for the Premier, with John McGrath adding 2-2 and also winning the penalty for McCarthy's goal.
Daniel Wiffen Through To Men's 800m Freestyle Final At World Aquatic Championships
The Olympic champion qualified with the eighth fastest time in the heats
Eamonn O'Hara And Dessie Sloyan Appointed Joint Sligo Football Managers
They succeed Tony McEntee
Ringrose Ruled Out Of The Lions Third Test Against Australia
Mack Hansen & Joe McCarthy have returned to training
Mona McSharry Misses Out On Final Place At The World Aquatics Championships
The Sligo swimmer recorded the fastest time in the heats this morning but failed to make it into the final
Former Rovers, Pats & Bohs Player Mick Kearin Passes Away Aged 82
He was the first Kildare man to be capped for Ireland in 1971
Horse Trainer Edward O'Grady Has Died Aged 75
A native of Tipperary, O'Grady trained over 1,700 winners during a career that lasted over five decades
Pádraig Harrington Becomes Fifth Player To Win Both Senior Open And Open Championship
Meanwhile, Leona Maguire finished in a tie for 16th on six-under-par at the Women's Scottish Open
Kerry Celebrating 39th All Ireland Football Championship Title
They beat Donegal 1-26 to 0-19
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