Pat Shortt calls on Tipperary to 'kick Kilkenny's arse' on Sunday

There were no sightings of Bishop Brennan.

COMEDIAN PAT SHORTT – winner of the 2009 Tipperary Person of the Year – has called on the county’s hurlers to do the right thing on Sunday and kick Kilkenny’s arse in the All-Ireland final.

The 47-year old, famous for roles in D’Unbelievables and Father Ted, even went as far as demonstrating how they should do it.

We’re pretty sure this is a red card offence though:

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