All-Ireland hurling final - Cork 1-18 Tipperary 3-27 (FT)
Tipperary win Liam McCarthy Cup for first time since 2019
Premier County fight back from six-points down at half-time to win
John McGrath scores two goals and Darragh McCarthy nets penalty following Eoin Downey's sending off
Cork only manage two points in second-half collapse
FT: Cork 1-18 Tipperary 3-27
Ronan Maher is about to get his hands on the Liam MacCarthy Cup as GAA President Jarlath Burns prepares to hand the famous piece of silverware over to the Tipperary captain.
FT: Cork 1-18 Tipperary 3-27
As for Cork, they will wonder just what happened in that second period. They scored just two points after the break as shots tailed wide or came off the uprights.
Losing Eoin Downey to that second yellow in the same act as McCarthy bagged Tipp's second goal from a penalty seemed the crushing blow as they just didn't recover. Their wait for Liam MacCarthy continues.
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Neil McManus
Former Antrim star on BBC Sport NI
This is one of the biggest upsets we have seen in an All-Ireland final in years, maybe decades.
No one gave them a chance, but their second-half performance was just outstanding.
FT: Cork 1-18 Tipperary 3-27
What in incredible second half from Tipperary. They were six down at the half despite having played reasonably well, but took full control in the second period as John McGrath netted twice and Darragh McCarthy buried a penalty.
From a team that couldn't get out of Munster last year, they have scaled the mountain in 2025.
FT: Cork 1-18 Tipperary 3-27
Jamesie O'Connor
Two-time All-Ireland winner with Clare on BBC Sport NI
No one saw the emphatic nature of that win coming.
FT: Cork 1-18 Tipperary 3-27
Noel McGrath has the final say as the final whistle sounds. Tipperary are champions for the 29th time and they maintain their proud record of winning an All-Ireland title in each decade.
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Darragh McCarthy's wonder day is capped off with another score.
Cork 1-18 Tipperary 3-25
John McGrath puts the icing on the cake for Tipperary, netting a fine goal to send Tipp supporters into dreamland.
What a second half comeback, led by McGrath, who has two goals to his name!
Watch: John McGrath scores a goal for Tipperary
Cork 1-18 Tipperary 3-25
Conor Lehane's effort is saved by Rhys Shelly. That sums up Cork's day.
Cork 1-18 Tipperary 3-25
Brian Hayes is hauled down and it's a Cork penalty.
Cork 1-18 Tipperary 3-25
Four minutes of added time.
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Now goalkeeper Rhys Shelly gets in on the act, launching over from deep.
Cork 1-18 Tipperary 3-24
Cork's final switch is Tommy O'Connell for Tim O'Mahony.
Darragh McCarthy slots yet another Tipperary free as play resumes.
Cork 1-17 Tipperary 2-23
Darragh McCarthy kept his cool to smash home a penalty to extend Tipp's lead.
Eoin Downey was sent off for a second yellow card after fouling John McGrath to concede the penalty.
Watch: Darragh McCarthy scores a penalty for Tipperary
Cork 1-18 Tipperary 3-23
Seamus Harnedy ends a barren 19 minutes for Cork as Tipp make their final switch with Oisin O'Donoghue in for Andrew Ormond
Cork 1-17 Tipperary 3-23
Cork introduce Shane Kingston for Alan Connolly, while Darragh Stakelum replaces Conor Stakelum for Tipp.
Cork 1-17 Tipperary 3-23
Cork fans must have that sinking feeling as Seamus Harnedy has a shot at goal which comes off the crossbar.
Cork 1-17 Tipperary 3-23
Jason Forde with another point. It's surely Tipperary's day with Cork denied once again by Haweye.
Cork 1-17 Tipperary 3-22
Jamesie O'Connor
Two-time All-Ireland winner with Clare on BBC Sport NI
That is just magic, that is as good of a piece of skill as you're going to see. That is another death blow to Cork's chances.
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Incredible! McGrath reads the flight of Ronan Maher's ball to perfection to get ahead of Patrick Collins and flick home.
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