Tipperary minors visited graveyard before final

THE Tipperary minor footballers visited a Maynooth graveyard on the eve of the All-Ireland final victory over Dublin.

Tipperary minors visited graveyard before final
Wed, 21 Sep, 2011 - 01:00
Jackie Cahill

David Power’s side first visited the club in June when they were looking for a suitable venue for a challenge match against Armagh and formed a strong relationship with the host club in subsequent weeks.

Maynooth GAA secretary Hilary McCabe explained the reasoning for their visit to the town on Saturday.

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