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Johnny Smacks and Johnny B are known for their The 2 Johnnies podcast, YouTube channel, live shows and music
As the entire county prepares for Tipperary and Cork to contest the All Ireland Final at Croke Park on Sunday, two of the county's most recognisable faces have shared blast from the past from nearly 10 years ago.
In a message shared online, the 2 Johnnies posted:
"You mightn’t recognise us but this is The 2 Johnnies around 2016 warming up for the All Ireland Final.
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"Playing Up For The Match and generally acting the maggot. Some things never change.
"Here’s hoping Tipp do the business Sunday."
The boys weren't shy about sharing some old pics with fans ahead of the Final.
Here's hoping the lads are right and Tipp can pull off a famous victory against an old Munster rival in Dublin this weekend!
READ NEXT: Tipperary fan paints house blue and gold ahead of All Ireland match this Sunday
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