THE TIPPERARY HURLERS are today savouring that winning feeling after they ended their recent losing steak in some style against Kilkenny yesterday.
Fresh from a first All-Ireland senior hurling final win since 2010, they brought the Liam MacCarthy Cup with them to Our Lady’s Children’s Hospital in Crumlin this morning.
And the visiting Tipperary party certainly cheered up the young patients.
22 month old Evan Jones with his mother Marisa Jones meet Darren Gleeson and Cathal Barrett
22 month old Evan Jones with his mother Marisa Jones meet Darren Gleeson and Cathal Barrett
22 month old Evan Jones with his mother Marisa Jones and father Paddy Jones meets Brendan Maher, Noel McGrath and Seamus Callanan
Ned Prendergast from Kildare town gets to meet the Tipperary hurlers
Louise Keogh and her father Tommy with Seamus Callanan
Darren Gleeson and Seamus Kennedy play table football with 8-year-old Libby Savage
Noel McGrath and Seamus Callanan with 6-year-old Aine Nolan
Seamus Callanan, Brendan Maher and Noel McGrath meet Michael Berry and his father Andy
Lillian Brennan and Michael Brennan with their mother Marinet Brennan meet Cathal Barrett and John O'Dwyer
Darren Gleeson meets Sarah Jane Lynch and Sylvia Marie Lynch
James Barry meets 6-year-old Ronan Mulqueen
Aidan McCormack and Ronan Mulqueen bring along the Liam MacCarthy Cup
Michael Ryan, Seamus Kennedy, Noel McGrath and Seamus Callanan meet Jacob O'Brien with his mother Lee and father Tomas O'Brien
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…..some leadership skills….well deserved
Traitor. No Irish man should accept that.
@Sean Barry: no Irish man should play for England!
@Sean Barry: ah yes. He’s captain of 1 day teams. Integral to transformation of their culture. On millions a yr from this role and he should turn down meaningless platitudes?
But can he graze his sheep in Stephens green ??
@Ger Lyons: trafalger square
@Ger Lyons: Trafalgar square
@Parnells Eighty-Seven: Trafalgar Square is not even half as leafy as Stephen’s Green so he will end up with really lean lamb.
As they say never look ‘a gift horse in the mouth”he plays cricket for an english team like many people who are not from that country like Andrew Strauss ,Ted Dexter and many many more,he was selected to do so and is a damn good player
For England old chap