Tommy Toomey: Let Tipperary’s good days continue

The mini-truck carrying close to 30 Tipperary U21 footballers edged through the town of Templemore close to midnight.

Tommy Toomey: Let Tipperary’s good days continue
Sat, 18 Apr, 2015 - 01:00

Blue and gold well-wishers lined the streets to pay tribute to their Premier heroes, bonfires lighting up the main thoroughfare.

Asked to quantify Tipperary’s Munster U21 triumph little over a week on from the 1-15 to 3-8 win over Cork, manager Tommy Toomey points to the celebrations in the hometown of captain Colin O’Riordan.

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