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The search to find Tipperary's All Time Great has heated up, with outstanding duels emerging from the round of 16 draw
The search to find Tipperary's All Time Great has heated up, with outstanding duels emerging from the round of 16 draw.
The following are currently go head-to-head in polls on Tipperary Live, vying for a coveted place in the last eight.
Voting in the round of 16 closes on Thursday, January 31, at 12 midnight, with the quarter-final draw taking place on Friday, February 1.
Vote #1: The 2 Johnnies v Tom Kiely
Vote #2: Thomas McDonagh v Michael Kinane
Vote #3: Micheál Ó Súilleabháin v Jimmy Doyle
Vote #4: The Clancy Brothers v Louise Kennedy
Vote #5: Charles J Kickham v Nicky English
Vote #6: Maurice Davin v Tony Ryan
Cullen/Lattin’s Alan Hayes tries to get around the tackle of Michael Ryan (Town) in last Sunday's Division 1 clash between the sides. Pic: Michael Boland
Tipperary Town trainer Mark O'Donovan
Taoiseach Micheál Martin will visit Clonmel this Friday afternoon
Sam Bennett pictured is to be accorded a virtual civic reception by Tipperary County Council next week
All visitors to Tipperary University Hospital are requested to wear face masks and are asked not to remove them for the duration of the visit
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