Not just for me and my family, but also for everyone involved in Gaelic football and the GAA in Tipperary," he said. Prior to 1935, Tipperary had won eight Munster football titles – with their victory over Cork last month delivering their first in 85 years and their 10th overall. That game also ranks as Tipperary’s last appearance in an All-Ireland football showcase. “We have huge potential and we have to use the confidence from winning that Munster final in the right way. On the streets, fans were warning pundits not to write off Tipperary’s chances of causing an upset and making their first All-Ireland football final in a century.

Source: Irish Independent December 03, 2020 02:26 UTC