Tipperary to wear green and white against Cork to mark Bloody Sunday centenary

Tipperary corner-back Michael Hogan and 13 spectators lost their lives at Croke Park on Bloody Sunday

The jersey Michael Hogan wore on Bloody Sunday

Tipperary will wear green and white jerseys for the Munster SFC final against Cork to commemorate the Bloody Sunday centenary.

On November 21, 1920, 14 people lost their lives at Croke Park when British soldiers opened fire on those attending a challenge game between Tipperary and Dublin. Tipperary corner-back Michael Hogan was among those killed by the gunfire.