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06 Sept 2025
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The Tipperary minor team has been named for the Electric Ireland Munster Minor Hurling Championship round 4 clash with Cork on Friday evening.
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This will be the minors' final game of the 2025 championship, after three defeats in the first three rounds mean that James Woodlock's team cannot progress out of Munster this year.
They will be hoping to finish the campaign on a positive note, but will face a stern test from a Cork side who are unbeaten thus far and will be firm favourites for the clash in Pairc Ui Rinn.
There are several changes in personnel and positioning in the team, with Kieran Rossiter returning to the team after recent injury woes that saw him miss out on the loss to Limerick last time out.
The game starts at 7pm. See the full start team and matchday squad below.
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