CREDIT: An Garda Síochána
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CREDIT: RTÉ
Tipperary have reached their first All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship semi-final since 2019, where they will meet Kilkenny on Sunday, July 6, following a relatively comfortable victory over Galway at TUS Gaelic Grounds on Saturday evening.
Played in front of an attendance of 15,414, this wasn’t the greatest game in terms of quality, but the result is all that matters for Tipperary, after they broke a sequence that had seen Galway win the previous three championship meetings between the counties.
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Only one score separated Galway and Tipperary in twelve of their previous fifteen championship meetings stretching back to 1988, but this was a different affair with a full-time scoreline of Tipperary 1-28 Galway 2-17.
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And the game was televised on RTÉ 2 and plenty of Tipperary fans were snapped at the game as many now look forward to the All-Ireland semi-final and no doubt the Premier County will travel in big names against old foes, Kilkenny.
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