Sid Ryan, Cashel Road, Tipperary, is interviewed for RTE’s Up for the Match, which will be televised on Saturday night. Pic by Martin Quinn.
The RTE TV Crew were in Tipperary Town on Wednesday recording for the Up for the Match TV Programme.
The reason they were in Tipperary was to visit the house of Sid Ryan on the Cashel Road, which is covered in blue and gold.
They interviewed Sid about why he paints the house in blue and gold and they asked him for his prediction for Sunday.
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Sid hopes for a very good start for Tipperary and believes that they will bring home the Liam McCarthy Cup on Sunday evening.
There was hurling fever in Sid’s garden as the young boys and girls played hurling for the TV camera. Well done to Sid on the initiative and it was great to be a small part of the festivities for the recording.
It is fantastic to see the RTE Crew in town, and in Lattin also for Maurice Crowe’s car which is completely awash in blue and gold.
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Well done to Stevie O’Donnell, who made contact with RTE to invite them to the area.
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