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After a year that bordered on the unbelievable, John McGrath finally had the chance to pause and take it all in. All-Ireland winner, Hurler of the Year and newly married, 2025 delivered moments that will define a lifetime, never mind a career.
From decisive scores on the biggest days to leadership when it mattered most, McGrath’s influence was felt everywhere Tipperary went. The freedom, the confidence and the authority in his play reflected a hurler at the absolute peak of his powers.
Speaking to Marty Morrissey via RTÉ's Sunday Game social media channels, McGrath reflected on a season of milestones and memories, the support that carried him through it, and how balancing personal happiness with professional excellence helped shape the year of his life.
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