From the Ashes is the extraordinary tale of how no-hopers Tipperary rose in twelve months to become
All-Ireland senior hurling champions, beating the cream of the hurling crop and defying all the
critics.
A remarkable story of resolve, resilience and artistry- this living example of what can be achieved
when the group dynamic, the training environment and psyche are right, is captured brilliantly in
this brutally honest and frank account of the unexpected campaign.
History brims with moments when the unfancied, the overlooked, the written-off — those so-called
no-hopers — erupted like volcanoes from beneath the surface to shake the sporting world to its
foundations. Cold stats and impossible odds were no match for their unshakable grit. These upsets
weren’t flukes — they were masterclasses in courage, preparation and belief.
A season that began with whispers of uncertainty crescendoed into a deafening roar of glory. From
the sparks lit by recent minor and U20 triumphs, the senior hurlers surged forward with singular
intent — and claimed the grandest prize of all.
Read about the plots, the tactics and the supporters' role; the coaches input and the backroom team;
the hurt and the shame which gave way to pride and glory. The pundits gave Tipp no chance but
acknowledged their achievement when the MacCarthy Cup was secured for the 29th time
