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20 Jan 2026
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At halfway into the All-Ireland final, the pressure is getting to Tipperary fans as Cork maintain a firm lead with their 1-16 to Tipperary's 0-13.
The match has seen strong efforts from both sides so far with Cork hurler Shane Barrett getting one in the net just before the half time whistle. Prior to that, Tipperary nearly had a moment of joy when it looked like they had a goal but it was quickly disallowed as a square ball.
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The 2025 GAA All-Ireland hurling championship is set to come to a thrilling conclusion today as old foes Cork and Tipperary collide in a historic decider at Croke Park.
Cork are chasing their first Liam MacCarthy triumph in 20 years, while Tipperary are looking to reclaim the title they last lifted in 2019.
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