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Hurling supporters in Tipperary will be glued to their screens this weekend as the Premier County take on arch-rivals Kilkenny in a highly anticipated National Hurling League clash.
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The game will be broadcast live on TG4 at 1.15pm on Sunday, ensuring Tipp supporters can watch every puck of the ball from home.
Tipperary fans will be eager to see how the side performs after the two week break, against a Kilkenny outfit always tough to beat at Nowlan Park.
A win here for Tipperary would see Liam Cahill's charges put one foot in a league final.
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