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Tipperary senior hurler Seamus Kennedy brought the Liam MacCarthy cup to Fairstone's business breakfast.
The breakfast was held on Thursday morning, September 25, in the Anner Hotel, Thurles.
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Staff from Fairstone's Thurles branch, headed by Director Declan Maher, were joined by Fairstone CEO Paul Merriman, and Chief of Investments Bernard Walsh for the occasion.
Kennedy picked up his third All-Ireland medal in July of this year, in a 15 point victory over Cork, overcoming a 6 point deficit to the Rebels heading into the second half.
Kennedy came on after 50 minutes in the final, replacing Byran O'Mara, as Liam Cahill's men saw out a 3-27 to 1-18 victory over Cork.
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