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GAA fans have turned out in massive numbers in Dublin on Sunday as the build-up to the 2025 All-Ireland hurling final reached fever pitch.
With Tipperary going head-to-head with neighbours Cork in the ultimate clash at Croke Park, supporters of all ages arrived early to soak up the atmosphere and secure their spots for the sold-out showdown.
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Decked out in blue and gold, Tipperary fans could be seen all around the capital this morning, proudly flying flags, posing for photos, and enjoying the buzz ahead of throw-in.
From buses and trains to carloads of families, supporters travelled in huge numbers to back their boys on the biggest stage.
With excitement building and nerves beginning to set in, this afternoon's final promises to be a cracker.
Sportsfile's photographers captured just some of the colour and craic as fans arrived in Dublin for what's set to be one of the most memorable days on the GAA calendar.
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