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Thurles CBS took inspiration from many places in pursuit of the Harty cup and from a trip to Belfast they discovered a key ingredient in success that helped them get over the line last Saturday against St. Flannan's College.
Early morning training, helping the homeless and giving all they could to ensure success helped build character in the Tipperary side that had been preparing for the biggest test of their hurling lives.
Have a watch as Thurles CBS hurling manager Niall Cahill and St. Mary's Paddy Linden explained to reporter Stephen Gleeson the significance of the Harty cup panel trip to Belfast before Christmas and how it aided success. Have a watch...
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