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A fifth successive victory propelled 14-man Tipperary into the All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship Final, after they beat Kilkenny in Sunday's epic semi-final at Croke Park on a scoreline of Tipperary 4-20 Kilkenny 0-30.
Here are all the celebration pictures after the Premier County's victory over the Cats, spot anyone you know?
Pictures courtesy of Sportsfile
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Tipperary had heroes all over the field and they ran themselves to a standstill to defeat their ancient rivals in a thrilling contest.
READ NEXT: WATCH: 'The greatest goal ever scored in Croke Park,' defiant Tipperary defeat Kilkenny
In the final on this day fortnight, July 20, they will face Munster neighbours Cork for the first time at this stage of the championship.
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