Tipperary are the All-Ireland senior hurling champions for a 28th time.
The Premier County defeated Kilkenny by 3-25 to 20 points at Croke Park.
The turning point of the game was the sending off of Kilkenny forward Richie Hogan for a high challenge on Tipperary's Cathal Barrett just before half time.
A Niall O'Meara goal had Tipperary a point up at half time, but they ran riot in the second half, with captain Seamus Callanan and John O'Dwyer finding the net.
Tipp all over Kilkenny as John O'Dwyer fires home in acres of space. The lead moves to eight points. #sundaygame #KKvTipp
Watch highlights on #sundaygame at 9:30pm on @rte2 pic.twitter.com/Q2hA08AgRc— The Sunday Game (@TheSundayGame) August 18, 2019
Blue and gold manager Liam Sheedy has guided his players to glory in the first season of his second spell in charge.
He says they gave it everything; "We set ourselves very high standards but like when they they did get the options and when they did take the right ones we were very very impressive, the goal was a massive score by Niall O' Meara, overall just thrilled for the group".
Congratulations to @TipperaryGAA - 2019 GAA Hurling All-Ireland Senior Champions! Watch the best of the action from today's final at @CrokePark on GAANOW! https://t.co/qppiV2fH3J pic.twitter.com/izZVt7Y9gg
— The GAA (@officialgaa) August 18, 2019
It's Kilkenny's heaviest defeat in a final since 1964.
Cats boss Brian Cody says the dismissal of Hogan was pivotal.
'It’s a red card. James Owens did everything right' - former referee Barry Kelly gives his take on Richie Hogan's red card pic.twitter.com/kb071WaKO2
— RTÉ GAA (@RTEgaa) August 18, 2019
Tipperary will return to Thurles with the Liam McCarthy cup this evening.
Galway have won a hat-trick of of Electric Ireland All-Ireland minor hurling titles.
They saw off Kilkenny by 3-14 to 12 points.
Sean MacDonagh hit 2-8 in the victory.
Galway are the Electric Ireland All-Ireland Minor Hurling Champions for 2019! pic.twitter.com/a1fZGHSAmD
— The GAA (@officialgaa) August 18, 2019
