Tomorrow first. Limerick first.

“And does it mean anything more than that we have a very good team and an even better manager? Probably not, although I’d like to make the point – not for the first time – that there’s nothing wrong with Britain. It’s just the politicians who keep letting us down.”

Right, tomorrow in Thurles. Here’s the slightly — but only slightly — likelier scenario.

"Germany going out is going to be a great study for coaches. Not simply bad coaching or mismanagement. What worked today may not tomorrow. So many variables required to win persistently. How did team tactically evolve since 2014? Was there enough adversity in qualifying campaign?"

Let’s get the moany bits, all the more relevant after the week that was in it, out of the way quickly.

We have, in the words of a certain bad footballer from Monaghan, lived in important places, times when great events were decided, writes Enda McEvoy

The statute of limitations having elapsed, it’s time the following tale were told. Derek McGrath may be temporarily chagrined at having it revealed to the nation but he’ll cope. He’s coped with much worse in the past fortnight.

What kind of game are Tipperary trying to prosecute, asks Enda McEvoy.

What did the National League final say about Tipperary’s Munster Championship prospects?