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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Tipperary and Waterford play next Sunday Photo: Sportsfile
The Tipperary senior hurlers game will take the field against Waterford next Sunday afternoon and it has been confirmed that the game will be broadcast on GAAGO live streaming platform from Thurles.
At the same time on the same day Cork will take on Limerick in the other round robin game and that is the match that will be live on RTE. Both games throw in at 4pm.
Three teams - Tipperary, Limerick and Cork - are all vying to stay in the Munster hurling championship. Waterford are already knocked out while Clare are already qualified for the Munster final. Brian Lohan's side secured a narrow home win over Cork last Sunday and on the same afternoon Tipperary and Limerick played out a thrilling draw at Thurles.
Meanwhile the Tipperary footballers fixture against Waterford the following weekend has been confirmed as David Power's team look to finally claim a win in the Tailteann cup competition after losing out to Meath and Down in their group games so far.
Tipperary will play Waterford at Pairc Ui Chaoimh on Saturday June 3rd at 1pm. The game is the curtain-raiser to the Cork and Kerry footballers who clash in the Sam McGuire cup at 3pm.
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