On a hugely historic weekend, the Tipperary footballers were the biggest story of them all. The 100th anniversary of the Bloody Sunday massacre in Croke Park, where 14 people including Tipperary player Michael Hogan were killed by British forces, was always going to be a poignant occasion and the GAA marked that in Dublin on…
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