JP McManus and AP McCoy have enjoyed plenty of successes together over the years and the racehorse owner is hoping to celebrate an All-Ireland win for his native Limerick in the company of his former retained jockey.
The pair were pictured together at Croke Park on Sunday as Limerick took on Cork in the decider.
McCoy could be seen showing McManus, who has been the long time sponsor of Limerick GAA, something on his phone as they sat together in the stands.
McManus has financially supported Limerick for a number of years and incredibly donated €100,000 to every county board in Ireland following the Treatymen's 2018 All-Ireland win, which was their first in 45 years.
He also celebrated that victory with the Limerick team in the Croke Park dressing room and was thanked by captain Declan Hannon in his speech.
The Limerick skipper said: "To our sponsors JP McManus and Noreen of the McManus family, what can we say about them for Limerick City and Limerick County in general and Limerick GAA, they're just phenomenal.
"The amount of work they JP does and contributes to Limerick is second to none so JP for your continuous support, thank you very much."
McManus was unable to attend last year's final as the game was played behind closed doors due to Covid-19, but him and his family were once again praised by Hannon.
He said: "To our sponsors, JP and Noreen McManus and the McManus family. I hope you're all looking in today lads. We appreciate absolutely every single thing that you do for us so thank you very much."
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