Noel McGrath was in nostalgic mood at full-time in Thurles last Sunday, but then he had just watched his kid brother stroke over the equalising point in Tipperary’s barn burner with Limerick.
“Who doesn’t love this?” Noel said, cradling the man of the match crystal in the early summer drizzle. “It’s a throwback to the mid-2000s when you had packed stadiums and Munster Championship matches with everything on the line. This is the exact same now so I don’t think anyone will be complaining. We’ll dust ourselves down tonight and tomorrow and we’ll go again.”
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