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PIC: Sportsfile
All-Ireland champions Tipperary will take centre stage once again this Friday night when the PwC All-Stars 2025 are officially presented at the RDS in Dublin.
After a remarkable season that saw Liam Cahill’s men go from Munster’s bottom spot to lifting the Liam MacCarthy Cup, Tipp have been rewarded with seven places on the team of the year, the joint-highest tally for any county.
Captain Ronan Maher and forward John McGrath are the only previous winners among them, with five first-time All-Stars from Tipperary also amongst the team.
Munster champions Cork take four places, while Kilkenny claim two and Dublin and Galway one each, mirroring the Sunday Game Team of the Year named back in July.
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The event will also reveal the Hurler of the Year, Footballer of the Year, and the full All-Star football team, capping off what has been a dream 14 months for the Premier County.
Stay tuned to our site and social channels for full reaction, photos, and interviews from the night as Tipperary’s heroes are officially crowned among the elite of 2025.
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