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6 July 2025; Noel McGrath of Tipperary shoots the last point during the GAA Hurling All-Ireland Senior Championship semi-final match between Kilkenny and Tipperary at Croke Park in Dublin. Photo by Ra
After Tipperary's fantastic win over Kilkenny in the All-Ireland semi-final on Sunday, bookies have been quick to reveal the odds for what will be a supercharged All-Ireland final with Tipperary set to take on Cork in two week's time.
As of Sunday evening, leading bookmaker Paddy Power has a win for Cork at 4/9 while Tipperary taking the title is at 11/4, a draw on the other hand has 7/1 odds.
Boyle Sports has slightly different odds, with Cork tipped to take it at 4/11 and a Tipperary win marked down as 2/1.
Those are the odds for now but whose to say what way it could go, just days ago Kilkenny were tipped to win their semi-final but the Premier County have certainly proved their worth with the smashing win today!
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