An estimated 45,000 people welcomed newly-crowned All-Ireland hurling champions Tipperary back to Thurles last night.

Cork’s failure to get to grips with Tipperary’s use of Bryan O’Mara as a sweeper was one of the most disappointing aspects of their All-Ireland SHC final defeat, according to Donal Óg Cusack.

Diarmuid Sheehan considers five things we learned from the game Tim O'Mahony of Cork, left, and teammates after their side's defeat in the GAA Hurling All-Ireland Senior Championship final match ...

Una Healy led the celebrations as Tipperary made a triumphant homecoming after snatching victory from Cork in the All-Ireland ...

Jason Donoghue and Cassie Henderson have been named Team Ireland captains for the upcoming World of Havoc Tournament in ...

Boos rang around Croke Park as DJ Carey's name was called out when the All-Ireland-winning Kilkenny team from 2000 were being ...

Noel McGrath helped Tipperary to victory over Cork in the All-Ireland final ten years after he was diagnosed with cancer ...

TIPPERARY legend Noel McGrath opted to plead the fifth when it comes to his prospects of landing a fifth All-Ireland SHC ...

For Stakelum, his younger brother Darragh and 15 others on the match-day panel, it was a first All-Ireland senior final ...

By Paul Keane When Noel McGrath burst onto the inter-county scene with Tipperary, winning an All-Star award in his debut ...

Stakelum is one of a number of Tipperary players for whom gazumping Cork in an All-Ireland final is not a new experience. In ...

HIS second child is due in October, yet Tipperary’s Noel McGrath continues to outrun Father Time. A senior debutant with Tipp ...