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There was massive outrage in Tipperary camogie circles after Sunday's Munster Senior Camogie Championship semi-final after Waterford left The Ragg with a one-point win.
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The final score read 0-15 to 0-14 to the Déise. However, a huge decision went against Tipperary in the second half when a clear goal scored by Karen Kennedy wasn't awarded by officials.
In the aftermath of the game, a video emerged on social media that clearly shows the ball hit the back stanchion of the net and bounce back out, but the umpires and referee failed to see it, and the game was played on to the fury of the Tipperary players and supporters.
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See the full video below.
Foiled by the net !! This goal wasn't awarded today for Tipperary in the Munster Senior Camogie Semi Final against Waterford- it was a controversial call as occured in the closing stages of the game & Tipperary lost by a point in the end. Tough way to lose a game #hurling #GAA pic.twitter.com/S77cTO5EdB
— Stephen Gleeson (@StephenGleeson_) April 27, 2025
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