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Tipperary were crowned All-Ireland champions for the 29th time on Sunday, as Liam Cahill's side put in a resounding second half display to turn around a six point half-time deficit to prevail 3-27 to 1-16.
The outcome has been greeted by a mixed Kilkenny reaction, with emotions particularly divisive in border areas depending on which side of the fence you're on.
One area that has congratulated the Tipperary hurlers in their own unique way is Johnstown, where two supporters posed for a picture with a banner that's sure to get people talking...
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Posting to social media, the banner reads: "Beep when ye get two in a row. Up D Cats."
"Our heartfelt congratulations to our neighbouring county," the accompanying post stated. - SEE PICTURE HERE
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