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Blue to Gold, the documentary charting Tipperary’s incredible 2025 All-Ireland senior hurling triumph, will be released on December 22nd, according to official social media channels.
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The film tells the definitive behind-the-scenes story of Tipperary’s All-Ireland winning season, featuring never-before-seen footage, pitch-side access, and candid interviews with the players and management team who delivered glory for the Premier County.
Produced by local media company Retake, the documentary was co-founded by Tipperary senior hurler Conor Stakelum.
A trailer is now available to view on YouTube and includes footage from every stage of the campaign, from pre-season preparations and training camps through to league and championship action.
The level of access provided is rarely seen within the inter-county game and captures the courage, unity, and resilience that underpinned Tipperary’s success.
The documentary will be available to rent or purchase upon release, with pricing details yet to be confirmed.
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